Eric Kandel, Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2000: Nobel Prize lecture

Eric R. Kandel held his Nobel Prize lecture December 8, 2000, at hall Adam, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm. Read the Nobel Lecture: www.nobelprize.org/uploads/20...

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Thanks so much, for uploading this magnificent video of Dr. Eric Kandel. Listening to him explaining his findings about how memory is stored in neurons was really exciting.

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Thank you Nobel Prize for posting this video.

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Memory can be an inquisitive problem. One who gets burned/burnt by steam will choose to change the task or continue the ritual. Although the environment might give options, it doesn't necessarily translate to a good path.

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He worked with Aplesea spp. The ink fish has been studied for 40 years just because they have huge motor neurons. They were all over in Tampa bay around summer i think.

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It is ver amazing to me that only men are able to achieve a Nobel. Women only a few!! got it. 2012 century and we are still in dark times. Where is the WISDOM??

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Well as a population, more Men are interested in a career in Science then Women, so if you have a bunch of people (A) dedicated to accomplishments in Science than other people (B), then you'll naturally see more accomplishments from A than B