Mariano Sigman
Neuroscientist and popularizer, recognized for his ability to bring science to the public. His vision combines rigor, creativity and humanity, inspiring to understand the mind and to explore the power of ideas to transform life.
Biography / Speaker Info
Mariano Sigman is an Argentine physicist, neuroscientist and writer, recognized worldwide for his research on decision-making, consciousness and the neuroscience of education. His career is a clear example of a career that fuses science with popularization, which has allowed him to translate complex brain concepts into practical ideas for everyday life. With a clear and passionate communication style, Sigman has positioned himself as one of the most influential voices in the field of neuroscience.
His academic training in physics at the University of Buenos Aires and his PhD in neuroscience at Rockefeller University gave him a solid foundation for understanding how the human brain works. Subsequently, he became director of the Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory at Torcuato Di Tella University, where he led cutting-edge research projects on how the brain processes information and makes decisions. His work has been published in the world's most prestigious scientific journals, demonstrating his academic rigor.
In addition to his work in academia, Mariano Sigman is a prolific author and his books have become essential guides for those seeking to understand the brain. In The Secret Life of the Mind, he explores how the brain learns, creates and adapts, and offers strategies to enhance intelligence. In The Power of Words, he discusses how language influences the way we think and how we can use it to communicate more effectively. His books are characterized by accessible language, everyday examples and a focus on the practical application of concepts.
As a speaker, Sigman is in demand at technology, business and education events. His talks focus on the future of neuroscience, creativity and decision making, and are known for their energy and ability to break down complex topics into simple, actionable ideas. Mariano Sigman's legacy is measured by the number of people he has helped to understand the brain and utilize its potential, demonstrating that neuroscience can be a powerful tool for personal growth.
