# Brenda Milner
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brenda milner, (née Langford; July 15, 1918) is a British-Canadian neuropsychologist who has contributed extensively to the research literature on various topics in the field of clinical neuropsychology, sometimes referred to as "the founder of neuropsychology". As of 2010, Milner is a professor in the Department of Neurology and Neurosurgery at McGill University and a professor of Psychology at the Montreal Neurological Institute. As of 2005, she holds more than 20 degrees and continues to work in her nineties.
Neuropsychology
Meet legendary neuropsychologist Dr. Brenda Milner, credited with many landmark discoveries in the study of human memory and the temporal lobes.
Ep5: Music, Neuroscience, and Pleasure
Have you ever wondered why you feel strong emotions when listening to that breakup song? Why music can trigger distant childhood memories, and why someone just likes music more than others? In this episode, we invited two neuroscientists in music cognition and had a truly fascinating conversation o…
#12: Among Superheroes: Memories, Maps & McGill with psychologist Lynn Nadel
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A biographical look into the lairs of modern neuroscience. Part 1 of a research conversation on the hippocampus. And notes for a tale of how McGill University, the invasion of Prague, and UCL pulled two expats together towards discoveries and writings that have changed a scienti…
Esteemed Montreal scientist Brenda Milner is being recognized by Canada’s Walk of Fame
Jeffrey Latimer is CEO Canada’s Walk of Fame, he spoke to Andrew Carter about Montreal scientist Brenda Milner who is being honoured by the Canadian Walk of Fame, and is also turning 106 today.
Be Our Guest with Trevor Barrette, Rylan Allen & Émile Auger (Max + Aaron Write a Musical)
Trevor Barrette is a queer theatre maker based in Montreal, known for his kaleidoscopic productions and joy-forward storytelling. A graduate of John Abbott College’s Professional Theatre program, he founded the award-winning KaleidoscopeMTL, producing and directing ten productions, including the hi…
6. The woman who mapped memory + I HATE my research but I've got a year left....
🧠 welcome to EP SIX of OVERLOOKED, wellllll today we’re exploring the story of one of the most brilliant, yet often forgotten, neuroscientists of our time… Brenda Milner.
The year is 1953. A young patient, known only as H.M., undergoes brain surgery to cure his severe epilepsy. The procedure stops …
A Different Kind of Wonderful with Paula Croxson, Renaissance Woman
In this episode, I am joined by a fellow Renaissance Woman who has joined me in embracing that identity (you’ll learn why near the start of the show). The title of the episode is, “A Different Kind of Wonderful with Paula Croxson” but my alternative was “How Paula Came to Love Swimming in Chop”. Th…
The Renaissance Mindset: A Manifesto of Sorts
Get ready, folks, this one’s a doozie! This solo episode became a “manifesto of sorts” as I shared my current definition of the “Renaissance Mindset”. This mindset is a philosophy that helps explain the complicated, sometimes seemingly contradictory actions of Renaissance People that set us apart.
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The Neuroscience of Musical Pleasure - Prof. Robert Zatorre - #52
Robert Zatorre is a cognitive neuroscientist at the Montreal Neurological Institute of McGill University, and one of the founders of the modern science of music and the brain. Born and raised in Buenos Aires, he trained as a musician and an organist before turning to psychology, earning his doctora…
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