Bruce Miller and William Seeley
UCSF neurologists William Seeley, MD, and Bruce Miller, MD, director of the UCSF Memory and Aging Center, recently reported a fascinating link between the minds of Anne Adams, a Canadian scientist turned artist, and music composer Maurice Ravel, famous for his composition "Bolero." The New York Times wrote about the finding in today's Science Times.
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"Unravelling Bolero," by Anne Adams. (See larger) |
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