01 / Protocols
Sample Protocols
How to send blood samples for analysis, and what happens next. Step-by-step, in plain language.
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Labs
Advanced neuroscience research & deep brain stimulation, streamed live.
Every claim on this site is labeled by evidence level — peer-reviewed, preprint, lab observation, or hypothesis.
Evidence Policy
Every claim carries its evidence level.
We are a lab, not a newsroom. When we publish, you see exactly how strong the underlying evidence is — including when it is only ours.
- Peer-reviewed
Published in a peer-reviewed journal or independently replicated by an outside group.
- Preprint
Cited research that has not yet passed peer review. Treat as provisional.
- Lab observation
Measured in our own lab on our instruments. Real data, limited scope, awaiting replication.
- Hypothesis
A proposed explanation. Not evidence. Listed so you can watch it being tested — or dropped.
What we do
Four programs, one open lab.
02 / Methods
Analytical Methods
RT-QuIC, Raman spectroscopy and SEM-EDX — the instruments and assays behind every finding we report.
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03 / Investigation
Prion Investigation
An open, audience-funded investigation into prion-like mechanisms. Watch the science as it happens.
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Principal Investigator
Dr. Kevin W. McCairn, PhD
Dr. McCairn has published extensively in the neuroscience of large-scale network interactions of the cortico-basal-ganglia networks, and developed the first primate model of Tourette Syndrome.
Former Principal Investigator at the Korea Brain Research Institute, Systems Neuroscience and Movement Disorders Laboratory. His work covers how to efficiently use deep brain stimulation for both movement and neuropsychiatric disorders.
Skills & expertiseLive streaming science
Raman Spectroscopy of Graphene Oxide & Moderna
Lab observation Hypothesis
In this recorded live stream, Dr. McCairn Ph.D. and lab technician Rimo Yoko used the Renishaw inVia™ confocal Raman microscope to scan graphene oxide and the Moderna vaccine — one of the first such public, open-source science streams of its kind.
A public open-source science project funded by our audience of concerned citizens around the world. More streams on the investigation video archive and at t.wtyl.live.
Open lab · Funding
How you can help us
Since 2019 we have worked on the issues concerning the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic and its ramifications — conducting and streaming live experiments led by Dr. Kevin W. McCairn Ph.D.
All donations go directly into the running and upkeep of the We Talk You Listen Live Streaming Science resource hub. Leave a note with your donation and we will recognise your support live on stream.