Open questions in neuroscience

Posted by Neville Sanjana at 10:00 PM EST

The Allen Brain Institute (or is it in-situte?) has posted a nice series of video lectures from a few weeks ago with well-known scientists (George Church, Steve Smith, Christof Koch, Sydney Brenner, Catherine Dulac and others). The topic was a broad one — “What are the open questions in neuroscience?” — but one that is sure to be of interest to many who are trying to understand what the most important areas in neuroscience to work on (like those of us, for example, currently figuring out a postdoc project!) Click here for the full set of videos on YouTube.

One Response to “Open questions in neuroscience”

  1. Marvin Jeffries Says:

    If your o2 drops to 60s for 2 and one half days cand that cause memory problems over 1 year later? eg. Sroppomg for green light about 200 foot from light going to Georgia when your are suppose to be going to Illinois?

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