We are thrilled to be hosting the acclaimed neuroscientist and Sunday Times bestselling author Dr Hannah Critchlow. All are welcome to this insightful and exciting event.

Discover the powerful and practical guide to strengthening your mind for the modern world and thriving in the age of AI. Hannah believes the future of wellbeing lies not in resisting change, but in understanding just how adaptable the human brain really is.

How do we nurture our brains – and our children’s brains – so we have the resilience to thrive during the coming wave of technological and societal change? How can we keep up in the face of AI? The 21st Century Brain provides the answers.

In her empowering and practical new book, bestselling neuroscientist Dr Hannah Critchlow takes you on a journey through the fascinating landscape of the latest neuroscience research, detailing how we can develop the essential human skills that technology cannot replace – and that matter most for personal fulfilment, wellbeing and long-term success.

Grounded in the latest science, blending fascinating research with practical advice and simple brain exercises, you’ll discover how to strengthen and future-proof essential skills, including:
· Emotional intelligence and collaboration
· Imagination, creativity, and flexible thinking
· Long-term thinking and decision-making
· Adaptability and mental resilience
· Intuition, loyalty, and connection

‘Full of fascinating new research. Profoundly empowering.’ – Professor Hannah Fry, bestselling author of Hello World

Dr Hannah Critchlow is an internationally acclaimed neuroscientist, broadcaster, author and Fellow at Magdalene College, University of Cambridge. Best known for demystifying the human brain, she has appeared on the BBC, ABC and Korean TV and Radio, notably in the Great Minds Series, Tomorrow’s World Live and BBC Radio 4’s Destiny and the Brain. She gives regular talks to diverse audiences across the world. Her expertise lies in consciousness, learning and memory, decision-making, intelligence, collaboration between minds and our relationship with AI. In 2022 Hannah received an Honorary Doctorate from Brunel University for her work in neuroscience and communication, and in 2019 was named by Nature as one of their ‘Rising Stars in Life Sciences’. She was recognised as a ‘Top 100 UK Scientist’ by the UK Science Council in 2014 and named as one of Cambridge University’s most ‘inspirational and successful women in science’ for her work in science communication.

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