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CamBRAIN Neurotalks: The Evolution of Intelligence: Crows, Cuttlefish…and Us on 13th January

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Join CamBRAIN on Tuesday 13th January for the next Neurotalks, themed The Evolution of Intelligence: Crows, Cuttlefish…and Us

The speakers Willa Lane and Feline Lindhout will be discussing how the brain became so smart, and why there may well be more than one evolutionary origin of intelligence. More about their talks below!

🗓️ Tuesday 13 January

🕐 7pm-9pm, or as late as you like

🗺️ Cambridge Tap, upstairs

For those of you who haven’t been to Neurotalks before: each month CamBRAIN meets in the Cambridge Tap (private room with bar, upstairs) and enjoy fun, short talks from fellow early-career colleagues in neuroscience over a few pints, and even dinner if you fancy! These talks are meant for a general neuroscience audience, anyone from undergrad to PI, (i.e. not the heavy nitty gritty academic stuff of lab meeting or conference talks – this is big picture stuff) and you can shout out your weirdest questions at any time!

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Posted on 07/01/2026