# Bryan Kolb
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Bryan Edward Kolb (born 1947) is a Canadian neuroscientist, neuropsychologist, researcher, author and educator. Kolb's research focuses on the organization and functions of the cerebral cortex.
In 1976, Kolb's PhD thesis established the utility of employing rats for study of the prefrontal cortex in medical research.
The Human Brain, Environments, Genes, Health and Behaviour? (Part 2 Q&A)
Our understanding of brain development and function has fundamentally changed in the past decade. Brain development embody much more than just the simple unfolding of a genetic blueprint but rather represents a complex dance of genetic and environmental events that interact to adapt the brain to f…
Can Neuroscience Help First Nations Communities Heal? (Part 1)
One of Bryan Kolb’s most memorable talks was a public lecture in Lac La Biche, AB, attended by many First Nations elders. Kolb spoke about how stress and abuse during childhood can cause certain genes in the brain to be turned on or off, and how these changes can be passed from one generation to an…
Can Neuroscience Help First Nations Communities Heal? (Part 2 Q&A)
One of Bryan Kolb’s most memorable talks was a public lecture in Lac La Biche, AB, attended by many First Nations elders. Kolb spoke about how stress and abuse during childhood can cause certain genes in the brain to be turned on or off, and how these changes can be passed from one generation to an…
Shocks of Normalcy 3
This episode lightly discusses ideas of how my brain developed differently from the traumatic and deprived development periods that I had. I discuss some of the shocks of normalcy and academic experiences that led to getting to know Dr. Bryan Kolb.
Just4Kix #2 - Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Early Childhood Interventions
Dr. Bryan Kolb shares his own journey into neuroscience and the programs he is helping to develop that center around early intervention and CBT.
Changing the Brain
How does the brain change itself, and can those changes be passed on to the next generation? ‘Yes’ and ‘yes’ according to Dr. Bryan Kolb, a neuroscientist at the University of Lethbridge, author of a classic neuropsychology textbook and a recipient of Canada’s highest civilian honor. Listen in to…
Changing the Brain
How does the brain change itself, and can those changes be passed on to the next generation? ‘Yes’ and ‘yes’ according to Dr. Bryan Kolb, a neuroscientist at the University of Lethbridge, author of a classic neuropsychology textbook and a recipient of Canada’s highest civilian honor. Listen in to…
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Unraveling the Mysteries of the Brain: Early Development, Neuroscience, and the Future of Mind-to-Machine
Can you write on a computer using only your thoughts? How much does early childhood shape the rest of our lives?
In this episode of Life Shouldn't Hurt, host Grant Fedoruk and co-host Anita Cassidy sit down with PhD oral historian Jenna Bailey (Brainstorm) alongside legendary Canadian neuroscientis…
Changing Brains with Dr. Bryan Kolb, PhD
Dr. Bryan Kolb is one of the pioneering scientists in the field of neuropsychology. His research has led to our current understanding of neuroplasticity and epigenetics, or put more simply, the relation between our brain and our behaviour. He also happens to be Brent's uncle.
Matt & Brent ask Bryan…
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