Understanding Blindness and the Brain (Brian Wandell, Stanford University)
Professor Brian Wandell tells the inspirational story of Mike May, the world-record holder for blind downhill skiing. Wandell leads a multidisciplinary team of Stanford researchers who are working together to treat the many dimensions of blindness: retinal imaging, neural connections, and social psychology.
Prof. Wandell's website:
http://white.stanford.edu/~brian/
Stanford University:
http://www.stanford.edu/
Stanford University Channel on YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/stanford
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undusklabe - 7.4.2012 12:40:02
well said!!
Brian Estremos - 23.12.2011 10:28:29
Blindness and brain are two completely different things. But if you would just think very thoroughly, they are relevant.
happinesson - 5.12.2011 7:36:31
Discussed by a brainy man! this video Opened my eyes to the important connection of brain and sight. very broad topic but discussed very simple!
lovelplants - 1.12.2011 21:03:08
what an inspirational story! really! wow its his wife his first sight..
adelle0001 - 28.11.2011 13:30:18
nice topic.. very informative, useful to my research thanks!
thegreeensky - 27.11.2011 16:46:48
nice topic... very interesting..
Brian Estremos - 25.11.2011 8:24:40
Great Talk!
thebigfootme - 15.11.2011 8:30:36
very smart!
agapitoflores001 - 13.11.2011 15:41:47
Woohh...Really BRAINY..
Aime Carranza - 20.4.2011 3:43:27
I REALLY want to take psychology for my sophomore year , i think this is going to be great i already think this is interesting !
Lauren Craft - 23.11.2010 2:07:03
i am intriged by the brain. the top schools for psycology is Harvard, yale, or stanford. so im applying to all 3 of these. (im only a freshman) x) but i wanna get started now with my college route :)
Tod Purvis - 12.4.2010 19:26:33
test
Sandi Milicevic - 2.12.2009 3:19:31
I found the comparison between the black and white tile to be quite interesting. Thanks for the upload.
binglemarie42 - 10.10.2009 0:46:25
What a fantastic educator! I am taking a neuropsychology class right now, and I was transfixed (we were just tested on the occipital lobe). Thank you for posting this and for being such a caring, thinking person.
Tama Filipas - 12.7.2009 21:36:40
What a great overview of Mike's situation. My bookgroup is discussing Crashing Through today and this was a great supplement--I'll share it with them. Thank you so much.
Sarah Pang - 5.2.2009 0:18:03
I am applying to Stanford this year. I am very interested in the workings of the eye, so this video was very nice. Thank you very much for posting it :).