Jordan Grafman, PhD, will speak at the Reprogramming the Brain to Health Symposium at The University of Texas at Dallas on April 12. An expert on brain function and behavior, Dr. Grafman's topic is human belief systems in the brain.
This research symposium is sponsored annually by The Center for Brain Health at UTexas-Dallas, in partnership with the Helen Wills Neuroscience Institute at The University of California, Berkeley. The Symposium convenes distinguished neuroscientists to discuss the latest advances in brain research. Among the speakers are Dr. Donald T. Stuss of the Ontario Brain Institute, Dr. Stephen M. Rao of the Schey Center for Cognitive Neuroimaging at Cleveland Clinic, Dr. Arthur Kramer of the University of Illinois Campus Neuroscience Program, Dr. Leah A. Krubitzer of the Center for Neuroscience at UC Davis, Dr. Earl K. Miller Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Dr. Michael P. Alexander at Harvard Medical School and the Rotman Research Center.
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