The Prado Museum, in collaboration with the Tatiana Foundation's International Center for Neuroscience and Ethics (CINET), has created the International Residency for Neuroscience and Art, a pioneering program that combines research on the human brain with the richness of artistic creation. This interdisciplinary project seeks to open new avenues of knowledge about the functioning of the mind and its relationship to creativity. The residency's first participant is renowned neuroscientist Alva Noë from the University of Berkeley, and it promises to be a unique opportunity for dialogue between science, philosophy, art, and society.

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