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Exploring Perception with Dr. Charles Zucker
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On this episode, neurobiologist and ophthalmology professor Andrew Huberman interviews Dr. Charles Zucker, a leading expert in perception and professor of biochemistry and molecular biophysics and neuroscience at Columbia University School of Medicine. Dr. Zucker's lab has contributed to groundbreaking work in vision and taste perception.
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