Neuro Transmissions

Alie Caldwell (born April 23) and Micah Caldwell (born March 8), better known online as Neuro Transmissions, are American YouTubers who make videos on the brain, particularly regarding the fields of psychology and neuroscience.
==Personal life==
Alie and Micah are originally from Wisconsin. Alie graduated from the in Brain and Cognitive Sciences, and obtained her Neuroscience PhD at . Micah is a therapist, and has an MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Marquette University. In May 2022, their baby was born.
They have two cats named Loki and Bill.
==Brains Explained==
Alie and Micah wrote a book titled Brains Explained that was released on June 22, 2021. It was published by Weldon Owen, a subsidiary of Insight Editions. The book is a pop science exploration of brain science that roughly breaks into three sections that discuss the past, present, and future of the field. It is comprised of short segments that include important figures, trivia, popular and lesser-known experiments, and explanation of foundational concepts.
==Trivia==
*In 2019, Micah and Alie won the Song Parody Award for their music video, Postdoc Me Now.
*They are resident experts at the brain training app Elevate.
==Milestones==
===Subscriber milestones===
*2,000 subscribers: October 3, 2016
*3,000 subscribers: November 29, 2016
*7,000 subscribers: September 11, 2017
*8,000 subscribers: November 9, 2017
*10,000 subscribers: January 1, 2018
*15,000 subscribers: June 22, 2018
*30,000 subscribers: February 22, 2019
*35,000 subscribers: May 12, 2019
*45,000 subscribers: September 19, 2019
*70,000 subscribers: February 17, 2020
*80,000 subscribers: March 28, 2020
*100,000 subscribers: June 16, 2020
*150,000 subscribers: November 15, 2021
===Video view milestones===
*100,000 views: January 22, 2017
*500,000 views: May 2, 2018
==References==
Category:Educational YouTubers
Category:American YouTubers
Category:Users who joined in 2014