Vyacheslav Dubynin: memory training, how social media affects your brain

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Vyacheslav Dubynin is a Doctor of Biology, a physiologist, a Professor at the Department of Human and Animal Physiology in the Faculty of Biology of Moscow State University, a writer, and the guest of the new podcast episode.

How does memory work? Why is it harder to remember new things as you age? What is the difference between the brain of a phlegmatic and a sanguine person? Should you take dietary supplements? Learn all this and much more in this episode of the Stream.

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The host:


Vyacheslav Dubynin:



Lecture "Brain and food, brain and hunger":


The book "The Brain and Its Needs: From Nutrition to Recognition":


BRAIN AND SIN. A conversation between a neurobiologist and a priest (Dubynin, Velikanov)


IT park:



IT Park named after Bashir Rameev:



startup hub:


Business incubator:


Navigation:
00:00 — Intro
00:39 — Is the brain the number one organ?
02:10 — When the brain appeared in evolutionary terms
10:12 — About neural connections
19:39 — Neurobiology today
24:32 — About the power of thought and the mental activity of the brain
33:05 – Neurons of a child and an adult
43:40 – Should the brain be trained?
51:47 — The differences between the male and female brain
56:12 — About neurotransmitters
01:07:46 — What to eat to benefit the brain?
01:13:16 — How physical activity affects the brain
1:22:23 — Who is in control: we or our brain?
1:30:36 — About information transmission algorithms
1:40:23 — What is panpsychism?
1:43:40 — About current students and young scientists
1:45:26 — The contest!