Join us for a special Australian premiere of the documentary 'Ramon y Cajal: Drawings in the retina'.
This documentary offers a look at the legacy of Nobel laureate Santiago Ramón y Cajal, exploring the close connection between his passion for photographic imagery and his ground-breaking scientific discoveries about how the brain works. With historical rigor and artistic sensitivity, the work highlights both his scientific achievements and his creative process, portraying him as a scientist, artist, and visionary.
Before the viewing, Prof John Bekkers (Head of the Eccles Institute of Neuroscience, ANU) and Prof Luis Salvador-Carulla (Deputy Director of the Health Research Institute, University of Canberra) will share their insights on how Ramón y Cajal’s work still resonates in modern neuroscience.
If you are driving to this event, please note that the entrance to the Research School of Physics is a drop-off only area and there are not many parking spots on Mills Road. Please allow plenty of time to find a proper parking spot in the carpark on Garran Road near the Department of Nuclear Physics. From the carpark, there is a 3 minute walk including stairs.