Plein Publiek: Iris Sommer
Plein Publiek is a series of in-depth interviews with well-known creators, interviewed by our program makers. Our program makers decide who sits at the table and why. One thing is certain: they are all exceptional and daring creators from whom everyone can learn something. We invite you to join us on Friday for an interview about the art of making. Start your weekend with a drink and a dose of inspiration. In an intimate setting in our Pleinzaal on the bustling Leidseplein. This week: Iris Sommer. In this edition, program maker Zara Toksöz talks with professor of psychiatry Iris Sommer, known for her research on the differences between the female and male brain. Her books include "Haperende brein" (Falling Brains), "Het vrouwenbrein" (The Women's Brain), and the cookbook "Voed je brein" (Feed Your Brain). In her latest book, "De bacter en het brein" (The Bacteria and the Brain), she explores the relationship between gut bacteria and the brain. What is so fascinating about gut bacteria? And how do they control our brains?

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The bacteria and the brain with Iris Sommer

The Power of a Single Neuron and a Path to Simulating the Brain | Dr. Konrad Kording

'Stemmen horen in je hoofd' - Die ene patiënt

America's 250th Birthday Arrives at a Dangerous Moment | Heather Cox Richardson

De bacterie en het brein - Iris Sommer en Hermie Harmsen

VINT Symposium 2024 - Iris Sommer "De bacterie en het brein"

Film: Land voor het Leven, de kracht van regeneratie, by Rik van der Linden

De diamantroof op Schiphol: 'Ze werden afgeluisterd toen ze de roof bespraken'

Lisa Eckhart, ist das lustig? | Sternstunde Philosophie | SRF Kultur

Healthy habits (and why we don’t have them) - Giulia Enders, Teun van de Keuken, Inge van der Wurff

Author Elif Shafak on the power of storytelling | Tortoise ThinkIn

Neurowetenschapper: ‘Vrouwen zijn even intelligent, maar hebben aanzienlijk minder hersenweefsel’

(1/5) Why do you sometimes see or hear something that isn't there at all?

De Gedachtestreep #67: Maarten Boudry, 'Het verraad aan de verlichting'

Marcel Kaatee: Gambling Boss of the Red Light District

