
Dai pesci zebra ai coltellini svizzeri, passando per pellicce mancate e altre coincidenze fortunate. Una storia scientifica, ironica e sorprendente su come cervello, mente e ambiente evolvano insieme e su come, ancora oggi, questa spirale continui a riscrivere ciò che chiamiamo “umano”. Martina Ardi

Perché, pur riconoscendo la gravità del problema, non facciamo nulla per fermare il cambiamento climatico? Matteo Motterlini ci porta dove nemmeno gli ambientalisti osano guardare: dentro il nostro cervello. Viviamo più a lungo, ma pensiamo sempre più a breve. È chiaro ormai che non è solo il clima

What is fundamentally missing in today’s AI to power physical intelligence? Why are Artificial Neural Networks radically different than the brains? Are we on the right way towards useful robots helping with hard work in our daily lives? To get the answers watch this video now. Yulia had a long way f

What happens in the brains of dreaming creatures? Listen to Varatchaya (Beam) as she delves into the science of animal dreaming and what they reveal about cognitive abilities. Beam is animal lover who is sharing the curious wonders of dreams in various animal species. This talk was given at a TEDx e

Ms. Smita Patil’s talk reframes health as an active continuum—from Health to Fitness to Performance—governed by SATAT: disciplined, consistent effort over time. It argues that daily choices in sleep, exercise, hydration, and nutrition quietly compound into resilience, productivity, and long-term per

In today’s fast paced world, many assume that getting enough sleep means they’re well rested, but science tells a different story. This talk explores the biology of sleep, uncovering why disrupted sleep cycles, poor habits, and misunderstood routines can leave us feeling exhausted, even after a full

How human thinking is shaped by both our biological evolution and our cultural environment Eric DeWitt is a cognitive neuroscientist passionate about uncovering the biological and computational foundations of decision making. He completed his PhD at New York University, combining theory and experi

For the 20 million people worldwide living with spinal cord injuries, the body's internal communication lines have been severed—a devastating disconnection that has long seemed irreversible. But is paralysis truly the end of the road? Guided by the philosophy of doing the "hard but right thing", Fu

Imagine your brain as a dirt road filled with deep ruts—entrenched patterns of negative thoughts, depression, or addiction that feel impossible to escape. For decades, we have struggled to smooth those roads, but a new frontier in medicine is emerging. This talk explores the cutting-edge science of

Clara Hebblethwaite explores how speaking multiple languages affects brain development. Exploring the truth behind the impact of bilingualism on brain development, Clara Hebblethwaite will discuss the differing effects of speaking multiple languages on the brain throughout a lifespan. This talk was

Possono dei piccolissimi moscerini aiutarci a trovare un modo per promuovere la nostra resistenza all’Alzheimer? A The Age of Care, la ricerca della professoressa Teresa Niccoli. Un TEDx talk che oltre la scienza, pone attenzione al sociale e al benessere psico fisico nel contrasto alla demenza.

Un beso parece un gesto simple, pero dentro de tu cerebro ocurre una verdadera revolución. En esta charla, Fabricio Ballarini nos invita a descubrir qué sucede en nuestra mente cuando besamos… y por qué ese acto tiene tanto poder emocional. Desde la neurociencia, explica cómo el beso activa circuit