TEDxOrlando - Wendy Suzuki - Exercise and the Brain

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An award-winning neuroscientist with a deep appreciation for the rewards and benefits of teaching, Wendy Suzuki discusses her research, and the teachers who inspired her.

Wendy Suzuki holds a faculty position in the Center for Neural Science at New York University, where she also runs an active research lab. Her research focuses on understanding the patterns of brain activity underlying long-term memory as well as the role of aerobic exercise in improving learning, memory and cognition.




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  • Nice, I learned something new today

  • dat lisp...

  • Awesome video, very cool & inspirational! Love Patricia M.

  • Yes, Awesome, and thankful to attend your class. It has given me a wonderful shift of thought.

  • Congrats Wendy! Awesome! So grateful for your Sati class.

  • go go go

  • awesome information :)

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