The Importance of Curiosity in Neuroscience

The more you learn about the complexities of all of these processes that are so important, the more it seems just amazing that anything ever happens as it's supposed to. So is the visual system unique in the sort of complexity of matching up cells wiring up properly with their partners or is this a good way of studying those questions? Yes, it's not unique. It's happening in all parts of the brain. The principles are very similar across all the central nervous system. And then with your 40 years in neuroscience, do you have any particular memories or moments that you're most proud of when you look back? That's a sort of difficult question. I suppose I'm proud of the various discoveries