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LINDA FAYE LEHMAN
LINDA FAYE LEHMAN
WINNER OF THE PAUL BRAND AWARD





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MISSION
Section BRAIN's aim is to advance and promote Neurosciences from Neurobiology to Neuropsychology and related fields such as Artificial Intelligence, Neuro-Cognitive Rehabilitation and all the disciplines that can help to improve the knowledge about brain functioning in normal and pathological conditions.

Section MIND's aim is to advance and promote Cognitive Science, Psychology, Philosophy of the mind, Linguistics, Logic, Anthropology, Pedagogy and all the behavioural sciences that can help to increase and enhance the knowledge of the mind. In particular this section is devoted to foster and encourage the development of mind's theories deeply rooted in neuroscience. The section will also promote and support individual trainings and individual research projects.

Section LIFE's aim is to advance, promote, support, encourage and facilitate communication among scholars, investigators and theorists in brain and mind sciences, as well as cultural exchange and cooperation with other cultural fields, such as art, architecture, theatre, music and literature.

BRAIN MIND & LIFE is conceived as a bridge between science and people to promote, support, encourage and facilitate the diffusion of concepts, data and information concerning brain and mind research and theory, through scientific meetings, seminars, publications, websites and related activities.



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