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David Eagleman is a neuroscientist, technologist, and author known for his work in cognitive neuroscience and his efforts to enhance public understanding of science. He teaches courses at Stanford University, focusing on brain behavior and cognitive neuroscience. His research interests include sensory substitution, time perception, synesthesia, and neurolaw, influencing technologies that improve cognitive health. David has co-founded companies like Neosensory, which addresses hearing issues with innovative devices. He is also a scientific advisor for various startups, contributing to advancements in cognitive assessment tools. His documentary work, including Emmy-nominated series for PBS/BBC and written pieces for multiple major publications, provides insights into the complexities of brain science. He hosts the popular podcast Inner Cosmos and writes a Substack newsletter sharing his thoughts on brain science and artificial intelligence. His books, including "Incognito" and "Sum," have gained international acclaim, blending neuroscience with narrative non-fiction. With numerous awards and recognitions, including being named a Guggenheim Fellow, he actively engages in discussions about the future of science and neuroscience.
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