
Episode 37: Indre Viskontas, Neuroscientist and Operatic Soprano
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Indre Viskontas is a highly accomplished Lithuanian-Canadian neuroscientist and operatic soprano. With a background in both science and music, she is known for her unique perspective on the relationship between the brain and the arts. As a neuroscientist, Viskontas has dedicated her career to understanding the workings of the brain and how it processes information. In parallel, she has pursued her passion for music, honing her skills as an operatic soprano and performing on stages around the world. Her diverse background and interdisciplinary approach have made her a sought-after speaker and educator, and she is highly regarded for her ability to communicate complex scientific concepts to both specialist and general audiences. With a passion for both science and the arts, Indre Viskontas continues to make valuable contributions to our understanding of the human brain and inspire new generations of scientists and artists.
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