The Railway Heritage Trail dalam Perspektif Neurosains

Indonesia's long history of railways dates back to colonial times. The Dutch East Indies was the third pioneering nation in the world to establish railways for transporting plantation products from the interior to ports and then to Europe. They also served as a military strategy for controlling resistance zones. In history lessons, visiting historic railway sites provides powerful visual and spatial stimulation for the brain. How can we foster a long-term interest in science, technology, and history itself? Join the podcast "The Railway Heritage Trail in a Neuroscience Perspective" on May 13, 2026, at 2:00 PM WIB (Western Indonesian Time), featuring Anne Gracia, a neuroscience expert, and Dicky Surya Atmadja, a cartography expert from Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB), only on the BBGTK East Java YouTube channel!