The Brain in Search of Itself

The Brain in Search of ItselfAuthor: Benjamin Ehrlich ISBN: 9781250862907 Publisher: St Martins Press Year first published: 25 Jul 2023 Pages: 464 Format: Paperback softback As the pioneer of modern neuroscience, Santiago Ramn y Cajal may be the most influential figure in the history of biology youve never heard of. Along with Charles Darwin and Louis Pasteur, Cajal ranks among the most brilliant and original scientists of the nineteenth century, and his discoveries have done for

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