Explore the second lecture in the "School on the Origins of Life, Behavior and Cognition" series delivered by Professor Asif Ghazanfar from Princeton University. This 81-minute talk examines "The Central Role of the Individual in the History of Brains," continuing the exploration of how individual organisms have shaped brain evolution throughout history. Part of the ICTP-SAIFR educational program scheduled for March 10-21, 2025, this presentation offers valuable insights into neuroscience, evolutionary biology, and cognitive development. Gain a deeper understanding of how individual organisms influence neural development and evolutionary trajectories in this comprehensive examination of brain history.
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Asif Ghazanfar: The Central Role of the Individual in the History of Brains - Class 2
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