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MaPa BrainLab

MaPa BrainLab

Auteur(s): Mayuri Patel Ph.D.
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 MaPa BrainLab is a neuroscience podcast hosted by Mayuri Patel, an actor and PhD neuroscientist. Each episode dives into the latest neuroscience research straight from a peer-reviewed publication, explained clearly and accurately for curious minds. Neuroscience research isn't just science, it's also an art. From generating hypotheses to designing experiments, each episode will explore how researchers discovered their findings. With the goal of inspiring creative thinking in our audience and appreciation for the art of neuroscience, MaPa BrainLab invites you to take a front row seat in the latest experiments from labs around the world. Where storytelling meets neuroscience, you'll be inspired and equipped with the knowledge to have a better understanding of how your brain works, from animal to human studies. Whether you're a neuroscience beginner, science enthusiast, or a PhD scientist, MaPa BrainLab offers shareable insights straight from a neuroscience lab. You can find the full publications and additional content at www.mapabrain.com2025 Nature et écologie Science Sciences biologiques
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    Oct 8 2025

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    31 min
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