Welcome to the Brain Space Time Podcast!

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Brain Space Time Podcast

Akseli Ilmanen

10 episodes

6 days ago

Neuroscience is full of open questions. The most fundamental come down to space and time. What can place cells, grid cells and cognitive maps tell us about the evolutionary history from spatial navigation to abstract cognition? Do temporal dynamics between neural oscillations of different frequencies explain how information is structured in the brain? And are there species differences in how time is perceived? To find answers, or at least better questions, I am interviewing researchers in neuroscience, philosophy and physics. Twitter: https://twitter.com/akseli_ilmanen

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Welcome to the Brain Space Time Podcast!

Brain Space Time Podcast

5 minutes 47 seconds

2 years ago

Welcome to the Brain Space Time Podcast!

In this short episode, I give a rough outline of what the Brain Space Time podcast will be about!

Timestamps:

(00:00) - What is the Brain Space Time Podcast about?

(01:39) - The podcast logo explained.

(05:28) - Getting in touch.

Links

Show notes for this episode (with Bergson's cone figure)

Henri Bergson's 1986 Matter and memory PDF (Cone figure on p. 61)

Uri Hasson on temporal receptive windows paper

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