From the 13th March there are a series of public lectures and events around the world as part of 'International Brain Awareness Week'. I can personally recommend one particular event in the UK that should be a treat for those keen to get an insight into the brain sciences.
Dr Ashok Jansari, a leading researcher in neuropsychology, will be giving a free public lecture at the University of East London on Wednesday 15th March at 6pm. This will be followed by a chance to meet some of the patients Dr Jansari has been researching, as well as organisations that help people with brain damage.
Full details of the event are available from the UEL website.
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