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Professor of Neuroscience at the Universities of Oxford and Warwick and former Chief Exective of the Medical Research Council.
Vision seems so easy. Just open your eyes and the world is there in all its glory. But seeing is by far the most difficult thing that we do. Twenty thousand million nerve cells; two thousand billion connections; 4% of all the food we eat. That’s what it takes to see. Colin Blakemore will reveal the tricks, deceit and artistry through which the brain invents the world that we see.
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12 February 2008 at 6:30 pm |
Duration: | 1 hour 30 minutes |
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Louise T Blouin Institute |
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£5 or free for Institute members |
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The Institute. Please phone 020 7985 9600 to reserve a ticket or email info@ltbfoundation.org |
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For further information please visit our website - http://www.ltbfoundation.org/ltbi_events.htm |
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