Dr. Walle Nauta or how to stick it to the Nazis while revolutionising neuroscience Choosing Science: Stories of Perseverance, Humanity, and Success

Dr. Walle Nauta was not only a brilliant neuroanatomist and scientist of the 20th century, but also a selfless, brave soul. He revolutionised research tools in neuroscience, making it possible to better understand one of the biggest mysteries of humankind, our brain. Exigent, but kind, intuitive, but rigorous, and most of all, humble, he lived a life to remember. 
 List of interesting people: John Boren, Joseph
Brady, Boyd Campbell, Sven Ebbesson, Ford Ebner,
Michael Fuortes, Robert Galambos, William Hodos, David
Hubel, Harvey Karten, JacSue Kehoe, John Mason, William
Mehler, James Petras, George Moushegian, Enrique Ramón-
Moliner, Felix Strumwasser, and Eliot Valenstein.

Resources:
Lecture- https://infinite.mit.edu/video/walle-j-h-nauta-gross-anatomy-human-brain%E2%80%9D-brain-dissection-course-mit-department-psychology

https://www.nap.edu/read/11807/chapter/16


http://www.nasonline.org/publications/biographical-memoirs/memoir-pdfs/nauta-walle-j-h.pdf 


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