SFU CAFE SCIENTIFIQUE - Brain Mapping, Brain Function and Evolution

SFU Faculty of Science

Your brain is your most complex organ. Brain Mapping provides clues as to how brains work, and how they have evolved.

What brain mapping tells us about brain function and evolutionYour brain is your most complex organ. It has evolved to sense and respond to the environment, giving humans and other animals incredible abilities to interact with and move through the world. Given its complexity, there is still a vast amount we do not know about it. A key approach to understanding the brain is finding where it controls different functions like recognizing faces or catching a ball. Join SFU Biomedical Physiology and Kinesiology associate professor Dylan Cooke for a talk about how brain mapping gives scientists clues about how brains work and how they have evolved. April 29, 2025 5:00 - 6:30 pm On Zoom - Webinar link wil lbe e-mailed to all registered attendeesQuestions about Café Scientifique? E-mail <a href="mailto:cafe_scientifique@sfu.ca" title="mailto:cafe_scientifique@sfu.ca" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">cafe_scientifique@sfu.ca</a>!

SFU CAFE SCIENTIFIQUE - Brain Mapping, Brain Function and Evolution

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