Schedule
15
Monday
In 11 Days
March
2021
Town Hall Seattle: In Conversation with Robert Kolker, author of "Hidden Valley Road"
Mar 15, 2021
Virtual
11 Day
23
February
2021
Tuesday
Tulane University Neurosciences Research Lecture
18
February
2021
Thursday
American Brain Foundation Donor's Salon
14
January
2021
Thursday
University of South Carolina - C-STAR Lecture Series: Brain plasticity and what we can do with it
02
December
2020
Wednesday
21
November
2020
Saturday
Mumbai Literary Festival
19
November
2020
Thursday
TATA Literature Live: Quantum Mind with Sir Roger Penrose
04
November
2020
Wednesday
Microsoft - Bing Signature Learning Program 2020
20
October
2020
Tuesday
Townhall Seattle - Virtual Speaker Series - Brain Health
28
September
2020
Monday
American Brain Foundation
24
September
2020
Thursday
Bookshop Santa Cruz - Livewired
09
September
2020
Wednesday
Claremont McKenna College - The Science of Lockdown: What Happens to Our Brains in Isolation?
07
September
2020
Monday
5x15 - Livewired
02
September
2020
Wednesday
Politics & Prose - Livewired
02
September
2020
Wednesday
Futures Podcast Live - Livewired
02
September
2020
Wednesday
R Upskill
01
September
2020
Tuesday
Brazos Book Store - Livewired
01
September
2020
Tuesday
Andrew Huberman Lab
31
August
2020
Monday
How To Academy - Livewired
27
August
2020
Thursday
Rotman School, University of Toronto Canada - Livewired
26
August
2020
Wednesday
Reddit IAMA - Livewired
"What Eagleman seems to be calling for is a new Enlightenment."
- Sunday Herald
"David Eagleman offers startling lessons.... His method in both Sum and his new book, Incognito, is to ask us to cast off our lazy, commonplace assumptions."
- The Guardian
"[A] neuroscientist and polymath."
- Wall Street Journal
"Eagleman has a talent for testing the untestable, for taking seemingly sophomoric notions and using them to nail down the slippery stuff of consciousness."
- The New Yorker
"David Eagleman is the kind of guy who really does make being a neuroscientist look like fun."
- New York Times
"A popularizer of impressive gusto...[Eagleman] aims, grandly, to do for the study of the mind what Copernicus did for the study of the stars."
- New York Observer
"David Eagleman may be the best combination of scientist and fiction-writer alive."
- Stewart Brand
