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A world leading researcher on neuroplasticity, Professor Selena Bartlett discusses new brain function discoveries including why changing your brain is so challenging and what we can do about it. Selena also explores the impact of the digital economy and digital exposure on brain neuroplasticity and whether digital natives are fundamentally ‘wired’ differently. Digital technologies such as big data, apps and democratisation of information are explored as catalysts for a changing research landscape. Want a job of the future: how about a Brain Fitness Coach.

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A world leading researcher on neuroplasticity, Professor Selena Bartlett discusses new brain function discoveries including why changing your brain is so challenging and what we can do about it. Selena also explores the impact of the digital economy and digital exposure on brain neuroplasticity and whether digital natives are fundamentally ‘wired’ differently. Digital technologies such as big data, apps and democratisation of information are explored as catalysts for a changing research landscape. Want a job of the future: how about a Brain Fitness Coach.

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#Chair in Digital Economy #PwC Chair in Digital Economy #Digital Dialogue #Podcasting Education

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