Infants undergo rapid, transformative change
At Stanford Court San FranciscoNob Hill, San Francisco
π§ FMRI with awake infants β rare research window
β°Pack a lunch, it's only 50 minutes
πFree and open to the public
Stanford researchers are peering inside the minds of awake infants using fMRI, and what they're finding challenges how we think about early brain development. This free lunchtime talk unpacks how infant and adult brains share surprisingly similar functional regions, even as tiny humans undergo massive neural growth in their first two years.
Academic lecture
Neuroscience focus
Free lunchtime event
Research spotlight
Infants undergo rapid, transformative change
At Stanford Court San FranciscoNob Hill, San Francisco
π§ FMRI with awake infants β rare research window
β°Pack a lunch, it's only 50 minutes
πFree and open to the public
Stanford researchers are peering inside the minds of awake infants using fMRI, and what they're finding challenges how we think about early brain development. This free lunchtime talk unpacks how infant and adult brains share surprisingly similar functional regions, even as tiny humans undergo massive neural growth in their first two years.
Academic lecture
Neuroscience focus
Free lunchtime event
Research spotlight