Stanford Seminar - A Brainy Approach to Innovation, David Eagleman

Explore the fascinating world of neuroscience and innovation in this Stanford seminar featuring David Eagleman. Delve into topics such as sensory perception, brain-machine interfaces, and the future of neurotechnology. Discover how the brain processes information and adapts to new senses, and learn about cutting-edge tools for studying neural activity. Examine the intersection of neuroscience and the legal system, and ponder some of the biggest mysteries in brain science. Gain insights into the addictive nature of screens, the development of moral compass, and the potential for learning new languages and senses. Consider the possibilities of downloading the brain and the future of human cognition. Conclude with valuable advice for students interested in pursuing neuroscience and innovation.

Introduction
Questions
Vest Demo
Senses
Peripheral Detectors
Different Senses
Mindreading
PET scans
The brain as a motor
Virtual Reality
What a typical day looks like
BrainCheck
Neuroscience and the Legal System
Brain Check
Biggest Mysteries
New Tools
Listening to Cells
Why are we glued to our screens
Moral compass
The human brain
Learning different languages
Learning a new sense
The vision
Downloading the brain
Advice for students