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Neuroscience making an impact

Follow @OHBMEquinoX on Twitter for updates! #OHBMx is a Twitter Conference that will take place on the 20th March 2020. #OHBMx evolves from the previous #brainTC Twitter Conferences (2017, 2018, 2019). For our first #OHBMx, our keynote tweeters include Michael Breakspear , Thomas Yeo, Lauri Parkkonen, Karla Miller, Laura Lewis, and Lucina Uddin. Neuroscience making an impact The goal of research is to understand the world and to use that understanding for a positive impact on our lives. Neuroscience still struggles to bridge advances on the molecular and cellular level with system-level neuroscience in a way that would explain how the mind works. Yet, much of the neuroscience research has direct clinical

Neuroscience making an impact

Follow @OHBMEquinoX on Twitter for updates! #OHBMx is a Twitter Conference that will take place on the 20th March 2020. #OHBMx evolves from the previous #brainTC Twitter Conferences (2017, 2018, 2019). For our first #OHBMx, our keynote tweeters include Michael Breakspear , Thomas Yeo, Lauri Parkkonen, Karla Miller, Laura Lewis, and Lucina Uddin. Neuroscience making an impact The goal of research is to understand the world and to use that understanding for a positive impact on our lives. Neuroscience still struggles to bridge advances on the molecular and cellular level with system-level neuroscience in a way that would explain how the mind works. Yet, much of the neuroscience research has direct clinical

Neuroscience making an impact

Follow @OHBMEquinoX on Twitter for updates! #OHBMx is a Twitter Conference that will take place on the 20th March 2020. #OHBMx evolves from the previous #brainTC Twitter Conferences (2017, 2018, 2019). For our first #OHBMx, our keynote tweeters include Michael Breakspear , Thomas Yeo, Lauri Parkkonen, Karla Miller, Laura Lewis, and Lucina Uddin. Neuroscience making an impact The goal of research is to understand the world and to use that understanding for a positive impact on our lives. Neuroscience still struggles to bridge advances on the molecular and cellular level with system-level neuroscience in a way that would explain how the mind works. Yet, much of the neuroscience research has direct clinical