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How can the brain explore itself?
Audio 48:30
Face to Face with his brain.
© Odile Jacob
By: Caroline Lachowsky
1 min
How can the brain explore itself?
And how far?
Research tracks in image, cerebral forcing, by one of the most eminent French neuroscientists, Professor Stanislas Dehaene.Rebroadcast from 05/10/2021
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Delighted to meet you for a face to face with our brain, which in just a few decades has become almost transparent thanks to brain imaging and advances in neuroscience which have opened the black box, our cranial box, but how far?
How far is it possible for a brain to observe itself and what is happening there, as in a mirror revealing our deepest intimacy, our thoughts and all that we are.
Our mind, our body, our memories, our will, our consciousness (and all that in a kilo and a half of soft white matter), explored in all its convolutions by our guest, Professor
Stanislas Dehaene.
With
Stanislas Dehaene, professor at the Collège de France
, holder of the chair of experimental cognitive psychology and member of the Academy of Sciences.
Since 2018, he has chaired the Scientific Council for National Education.
Her new book
Face to face with her brain
has just been published by Odile Jacob.
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