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Gazzaniga to Speak About
"The Mind's Past" Friday, February 5
Michael Gazzaniga, director of the Center for Cognitive Neuroscience
at Dartmouth College, will speak about "The Mind's Past"
at 4:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 5, in McConnell Auditorium.
Gazzaniga, is the author of many books and articles on cognitive
neuroscience, which explores how the underlying biology of the
brain enables the complex processes of the mind: perception,
language, memory, attention, feeling and spatial skills.
Educated at Dartmouth and the California Institute of Technology,
Gazzaniga has held teaching and research appointments at the
University of California/Davis, the University of California/Berkeley,
Cornell Medical College and New York University Graduate School.
He has served as consultant for PBS on "The Brain and the
Mind" series the Time-Life Books "The Brain" series,
and WGBH Boston History of Science Program.
Gazzaniga's talk is free, open to the public and wheelchair
accessible.
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