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Michael Matthias Merzenich ( MURR-zə-nik; born 1942 in Lebanon, Oregon) is a professor emeritus neuroscientist at the University of California, San Francisco. His contributions to the field are numerous. He took the sensory cortex maps developed by his predecessors (Archie Tunturi, Clinton Woolsey, Vernon Mountcastle, Wade Marshall, and Philip Bard) and refined them using dense micro-electrode mapping techniques.
You Were Enough When You Were Married — So What Happened to That Man
A dad on a coaching call went quiet for almost a minute when I asked him what he was afraid of. Then he said — I felt like I was enough when I was married. And now I don't. That one sentence explained everything — why he keeps trying instead of committing, why he will not go for the promotion, why …
Your Affirmations Are Backfiring — Here's What Actually Changes Beliefs
You've been told to stand in front of the mirror and repeat "I am wealthy.
Money flows to me easily." But there's a part of you — right in the middle
of saying it — that rolls its eyes. And that eye-roll is doing more damage
than you think.
Here's the neuroscience nobody told you: when the gap bet…
How the Brain Learns to Hear with Dr. Michael Merzenich
Tonight’s guest is one of the most accomplished and fascinating people I’ve had the opportunity to interview.
Dr. Michael Merzenich helped establish the neurological foundation for the modern multichannel cochlear implant. His research contributed to electrode design, implant safety, and some of th…
How the Brain Learns to Hear with Dr. Michael Merzenich
Tonight’s guest is one of the most accomplished and fascinating people I’ve had the opportunity to interview.
Dr. Michael Merzenich helped establish the neurological foundation for the modern multichannel cochlear implant. His research contributed to electrode design, implant safety, and some of t…
Make A Difference Minute: The Science That Brought Sound Back with Dr. Michael Merzenich
On this Make a Difference Minute, I have Dr. Michael Merzenich, one of the neuroscience pioneers whose early work helped establish the foundation for multichannel cochlear implants.
Dr. Merzenich reflects on the scientific and engineering challenges once thought nearly impossible and the collabora…
Make A Difference Minute: The Science That Brought Sound Back with Dr. Michael Merzenich
On this Make a Difference Minute, I have Dr. Michael Merzenich, one of the neuroscience pioneers whose early work helped establish the foundation for multichannel cochlear implants.
Dr. Merzenich reflects on the scientific and engineering challenges once thought nearly impossible and the collaborat…
Michael Merzenich, PhD, Neuroscientist and Cochlear Implant Pioneer
Michael Merzenich, PhD, Neuroscientist and cochlear implant pioneer shares with Lisa Price advances made in correcting the hearing of someone that has never heard anything. What if scientists could connect an electronic device directly to the nervous system and give someone access to sound? That br…
The Spark Weekly | September 27 | Leaving Silicon Valley and The Science of Hearing
What happens when scientists connect an electronic device directly to the nervous system to help restore access to sound? On The Spark, we’ll talk with neuroscientist and cochlear implant pioneer Michael Merzenich, PhD, about the development of cochlear implants and how the technology changed the w…
The creator of the cochlear implant talks about its lasting impact
Michael Merzenich, PhD - neuroscientist and cochlear implant pioneer - shares his feelings about the cochlear implant and the people he has helped.
The creator of the cochlear implant talks about its lasting impact
Michael Merzenich, PhD - neuroscientist and cochlear implant pioneer - shares his feelings about the cochlear implant and the people he has helped.
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