Description
Prof. Dr. Judith Burkart, a researcher at the University of Zurich, discusses how the combination of large brains and social collaboration has shaped human cognition. She compares humans with primates like chimpanzees and orangutans, highlighting the unique blend of intelligence and cooperation that defines us. The event includes a moderated talk, musical interludes by Winterthur Conservatory musicians, and offers coffee and croissants. It is accessible via a live stream and aims to make scientific knowledge inclusive for all.
Highlights
Lecture on human cognition origins; comparison with primates; social cooperation and brain size; live stream available; inclusive features for accessibility.
General Information
Held at Alte Kaserne Kulturzentrum, Winterthur, Switzerland. Organized by Naturwissenschaftliche Gesellschaft Winterthur. Tickets start at 8 CHF. The event includes a talk, music, and refreshments. Access to the live stream is provided.
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January 2027
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