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Cultural Event “How Does the Brain Develop?” Cutting-Edge Research from Pratteln
Bürgerhaus Pratteln
Hauptstrasse 29, 4133 Pratteln
How does the brain develop? How do thoughts arise? Claudia Keller Valsecchi and Simon Hippenmeyer, who grew up in Pratteln, have been exploring these and other questions in their research for many years.
Cultural Event with Culinary Delights: Claudia Keller Valsecchi and Simon Hippenmeyer.
How does the brain develop? How do thoughts and memories form? And why can even the smallest changes in genes have such a big impact? Claudia Keller Valsecchi and Simon Hippenmeyer, who grew up in Pratteln, have been exploring these questions in their research for many years. After completing their studies, their paths took them through Germany and the U.S. to their current research locations in Basel and Vienna. There, they work with young scientists from all over the world.
On this evening, they’ll speak in an accessible and engaging way about their research, personal experiences, and surprising twists and turns—from everyday life in science to lab work, stints abroad, and their individual career paths. A cultural evening exploring brains, genes, and curiosity—and how two paths from Pratteln led to cutting-edge international research.
Admission: CHF 20.00 (CHF 15.00 for members of the Bürgerhaus Association), excluding refreshments. Table reservations: [email protected]
Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.
How does the brain develop? How do thoughts and memories form? And why can even the smallest changes in genes have such a big impact? Claudia Keller Valsecchi and Simon Hippenmeyer, who grew up in Pratteln, have been exploring these questions in their research for many years. After completing their studies, their paths took them through Germany and the U.S. to their current research locations in Basel and Vienna. There, they work with young scientists from all over the world.
On this evening, they’ll speak in an accessible and engaging way about their research, personal experiences, and surprising twists and turns—from everyday life in science to lab work, stints abroad, and their individual career paths. A cultural evening exploring brains, genes, and curiosity—and how two paths from Pratteln led to cutting-edge international research.
Admission: CHF 20.00 (CHF 15.00 for members of the Bürgerhaus Association), excluding refreshments. Table reservations: [email protected]
Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.