# Nancy Kanwisher
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Nancy Gail Kanwisher FBA (born 1958) is the Ellen Swallow Richards Professor in the Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and an investigator at the McGovern Institute for Brain Research. She studies the neural and cognitive mechanisms underlying human visual perception and cognition.
== Academic background ==
nancy kanwisher received her BS in Biology from MIT in 1980 and her PhD in Brain and Cognitive Sciences from MIT in 1986.
#100: I interviewed 90+ scientists about their career. These are the 12 biggest lessons I learned.
The month before I began my PhD, in October 2019, I sat down with an idea. The concept was to reach out to people I admired—mostly academics and authors—and ask them about the decisions they made when they were in my position. What did they do when they were grad students that set them up for succe…
Music-selective neural populations arise without musical training
What features of a sound does the brain perceive as a pitch? What is the role of rhythm in music? In this podcast Dr. Nancy Kanwisher ( Massachusetts Institute of Technology) and PhD candidate Dana Boebinger (Harvard University) discuss how music-selective neural populations are clearly present in…
Clear+Vivid with Alan Alda - Season 22 trailer
Alan and Executive Producer Graham Chedd chat about and play excerpts from Alan's conversations with some of the guests in the new season, beginning next week. Guests include comedian Robert Klein; writer Elizabeth Rush; and neuroscientist Nancy Kanwisher.
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Nancy Kanwisher: Your Brain is a Swiss Army Knife
Nancy Kanwisher has discovered many areas of the brain that are specialized for one particular purpose— like recognizing faces – which is interesting to Alan because of his inability to remember the faces of people he meets. Other specialized areas include identifying food, which Alan so far has no…
EP #6 | The Architecture of the Mind: Cognitive Neuroscience, Modules and Methods | Nancy Kanwisher
Our daily experiences (e.g. thinking, acting, talking to people etc.) give us the idea that we/our mind is a singular entity i.e. a unified inner space or soul that perceives and acts on the complex world around us. On the other hand, we tend to speak in ways that point to a relative segmentation…
How Bridge-Building Questions Cross Divides! | Frank Sesno #58
"I'm gonna make an appointment with my curiosity." - Frank Sesno
Emmy award-winning journalist Frank Sesno shares how curiosity and strategic questioning shaped his four-decade career covering presidents and world leaders as CNN's Washington Bureau Chief and White House correspondent. From a fourt…
Episode 30: A conversation with a luminary #5: Rebecca Saxe
In this "A conversation with a luminary" episode, we chat with the inimitable and rewnowned Dr. Rebecca Saxe about her academic career, how she handles the constant stream of rejections, how she got interested in the developmental cognitive sciences, how she was as a student, how she came to work w…
Is multitasking a myth?
Professor Nancy Kanwisher explores the limits of human attention and cognition through the “toaster model” of mental processing and explains how the brain processes different types of information in parallel.Uploaded 22-09-26View the full lecture: https://youtu.be/B4a0WdGp52g?si=IX5KGOjXpESM9l9lVie…
Sketching a Picture of the Mind with Prof. Nancy Kanwisher (S3:E1)
EPISODE 1: Sketching a Picture of the Mind with Prof. Nancy KanwisherUploaded 17-11-21Nancy Kanwisher, founding member of the McGovern Institute for Brain Research and professor in MIT’s Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences, describes the effort to understand the mind as “the grandest scienti…
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