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Дэвид Иглмен — нейробиолог, автор бестселлера Incognito: The Secret Lives of the Brain and Sum. Автор и ведущий номинированного на премию «Эмми» телевизионного сериала The Brain. Приглашенный профессор Стэндфордского университета, член Фонда Гуггенхейма, директор Центра науки и права. Его статьи публиковались в New York Times, Discover Magazine, The Atlantic, Slate, Wired и многих других изданиях. Регулярно участвует в передачах National Public Radio и BBC.

Энтони Брандт — композитор, профессор Музыкальной школы Шеферда в Университете Райса и художественный руководитель ансамбля современной музыки. Дважды получал награды Adventurous Programming Awards некоммерческой организации «Камерная музыка Америки» и Американского общества композиторов, авторов и издателей (ASCAP). Лауреат премии Кусевицкого, присуждаемой Библиотекой Конгресса США, соавтор статей о когнитивном восприятии музыки, опубликованных в журналах Frontiers и Brain Connectivity. Написал две камерные оперы, сочинения для оркестра и камерного ансамбля. Автор музыки ряда хореографических постановок, произведений для театра, кино, телевидения, звуковых и художественных инсталляций.

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