David Eagleman's Email & Phone Number

💼 Past Experience

David Eagleman has worked as a Scientific Advisor and Writer for television shows such as Perception and Brain with David Eagleman. He has also been a scientist at Neosensory and director at the Center for Science and Law. As a scientist, Eagleman seeks to understand how the human brain constructs perception, how different people do so differently, and how this understanding changes the way we run our society. As a writer, Eagleman has written for Emmy-nominated international television shows like Brain With David Eagleman and The Creative Brain.

🎓 Education

David Eagleman's Educational Background:Dr. David Eagleman, PhD and biomedical engineer, has completed his post-graduate education in neuroscience and engineering at Baylor College of Medicine in 1993, and completed his undergraduate education at Rice University in 1989. He has articles published in Jena Psychiatry, Bioengineering and Medicine, and Brain and Cognition, and has been working as a biomedical engineer at Monsanto since 1998. Dr. Eagleman has provided demonstration and technical assistance to many medical research organisations across the world.

💡 Technical & Interpersonal Skills

From neuroscience to technology and beyond, Eagleman has expertise in a range of fields. As a scientist, Eagleman has worked on a variety of groundbreaking projects, from studying the brain's ability to create new perceptions to helping developers build more Gripsense devices. As an entrepreneur, Eagleman has helped troubled businesses achieve success, and he's also been a driving force behind the development of new technologies, such as BrainCheck and Neosensory. Eagleman is an experienced communicator and science rider,icutting to share his findings with a wide audience. He's also an experienced presenter, having been a regular on programs like The Brain with David Eagleman and The Creative Brain. In addition to his work in the scientific and business worlds, Eagleman is also an accomplished writer and has penned articles for outlets like The New York Times, Smithsonian, and Wired.