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What's it about
Have you ever wondered what truly causes mental illness? Go beyond symptoms and dive into the human brain with a world-renowned neuroscientist and psychiatrist. This is your chance to understand the biological roots of emotions and the profound stories they tell about our shared humanity. Dr. Karl Deisseroth takes you on a journey through the lives of his patients, connecting their experiences to groundbreaking discoveries in brain science. You'll learn how cutting-edge technologies like optogenetics reveal the hidden circuits of depression, anxiety, and dementia, offering a new, more compassionate perspective on the mysteries of the mind.
Meet the author
Karl Deisseroth is a professor of bioengineering and psychiatry at Stanford University and the pioneering creator of optogenetics, a revolutionary method for controlling brain cells with light. For over two decades, he has treated patients with mood disorders and autism, an experience that directly informs his exploration of the brain's inner world. His work bridges the gap between the intricate biology of our minds and the profound, personal stories that define our human experience, offering a unique perspective on our emotions.

What's it about
Have you ever wondered what truly causes mental illness? Go beyond symptoms and dive into the human brain with a world-renowned neuroscientist and psychiatrist. This is your chance to understand the biological roots of emotions and the profound stories they tell about our shared humanity. Dr. Karl Deisseroth takes you on a journey through the lives of his patients, connecting their experiences to groundbreaking discoveries in brain science. You'll learn how cutting-edge technologies like optogenetics reveal the hidden circuits of depression, anxiety, and dementia, offering a new, more compassionate perspective on the mysteries of the mind.
Meet the author
Karl Deisseroth is a professor of bioengineering and psychiatry at Stanford University and the pioneering creator of optogenetics, a revolutionary method for controlling brain cells with light. For over two decades, he has treated patients with mood disorders and autism, an experience that directly informs his exploration of the brain's inner world. His work bridges the gap between the intricate biology of our minds and the profound, personal stories that define our human experience, offering a unique perspective on our emotions.
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