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All In The Mind
Believe it or not … a Formula 1 car can be driven by someone just using their brain. We consider the neurogeneration: people who in the future are likely to be using some kind of brain-powered technology to do their job or to extend their knowledge. But we don’t leave the past behind, there’s also a peek into the brain collection of Cornell University.
28:52•22 Mar 2020
Brainpower Unleashed: The Future of Neurogeneration and Technology
“We're at a very important juncture in time, where this is a generation that will have unprecedented information about their brain and new, novel ways to interface with it.”
Imagine steering a Formula 1 car with just your thoughts. Sounds like science fiction, right? In this episode of 'All In The Mind', Lynne Malcolm takes you on a journey into the world of neurogeneration and brain-powered technology. Dive into the discussions with top neuroscience experts like Mark Pollock, Dr. Michael Merzenich, Dr. Cori Bargmann, Dr. Jennifer Doudna, and Dr. Adam Gazzaley, who share their insights on the latest research and innovations in the field.
You'll also get a sneak peek into the fascinating brain collection at Cornell University, which offers a unique perspective on the evolution of our understanding of the brain. From digital pharmaceuticals to nootropics, and the challenges faced by medical professionals, this episode covers it all. As Dr. Merzenich puts it, 'We're at a very important juncture in time, where this is a generation that will have unprecedented information about their brain and new, novel ways to interface with it'.
Whether you're a tech enthusiast or just curious about the future of neuroscience, this episode promises to be a transformative listen. Tune in and let your mind be blown by the possibilities of brain-powered technology.
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