05:36
Fernanda De La Torre's journey to MIT
31:23
MIT BCS Commencement 2021
01:00:26
Seminar: Mriganka Sur, "Cortical Plasticity"
01:24:43
Seminar: Earl Miller, "Working Memory 2.0"
59:19
Seminar: Guoping Feng, "TRN dysfunction in neurodevelopment disorders"
06:07
The Gift of Light
01:01
BCS Research Bytes: John Tauber, Brown Lab
01:27
BCS Research Bytes: Marissa Hansen, Harnett Lab
01:15
BCS Research Bytes: Mattias Hofer, Levy Lab
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Our mission: reverse engineering the brain to understand the mind. The MIT Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences is a unique community of neuroscientists who study the brain with many different approaches. Molecular, cellular, systems, cognitive, and computational techniques are all employed by our researchers, often in innovative combinations through new collaborations.
BCS is housed in Building 46 on the MIT campus, which is also home to the McGovern Institute for Brain Research; Picower Institute for Learning and Memory; Center for Brains, Minds, and Machines; and Simons Center for the Social Brain, all of whose faculty also hold academic positions in BCS.
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