Explore the first lecture in a series from the ICTP-SAIFR School on the Origins of Life, Behavior and Cognition, where Princeton University professor Asif Ghazanfar examines the fundamental importance of individuals in brain evolution. This 85-minute presentation, part of the March 2025 program, delves into how individual organisms have shaped the historical development of neural systems. Learn about cutting-edge perspectives in neuroscience that place the individual entity at the center of understanding brain structure, function, and evolutionary trajectory.
Overview
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Asif Ghazanfar: The Central Role of the Individual in the History of Brains - Class 1
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ICTP-SAIFR
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