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You are here: Home / News / Talk: Fixing the Brain Before it’s Broken

Talk: Fixing the Brain Before it’s Broken

29th March 2017

Professor Clare Mackay, theme lead for Older Adults and Dementia, explains how imaging techniques can help develop more effective treatments for brain disease. This talk on 29 March at Oxford’s Museum of Natural History  is part of Brain Diaries, an exhibition and events programme.

Brain Diaries runs until 1 January 2018 and is a collaboration between the University of Oxford and the Museum of Natural History.

See the full events programme here.

Find out what happens when Oxford’s Neuroscientists come out to play in this article on Medium.

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