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The NeuroCentury podcast is a series of conversations about the importance of the brain in the times we live in. Its particular focus is on what can be done, including in policy, to advance the brain agenda: look after our brain and mental health, support brain-derived technology, or develop our societies’ cognitive skills. Guests range from patients, technologists, scientists, ethicists, policy-makers, to investors and funders. The podcast is hosted by Paweł Świeboda, who combines his policy and science management experience to ask what it will mean to live in the century of the brain.
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe NeuroCentury podcast is a series of conversations about the importance of the brain in the times we live in. Its particular focus is on what can be done, including in policy, to advance the brain agenda: look after our brain and mental health, support brain-derived technology, or develop our societies’ cognitive skills.
NeuroCentury is hosted by Paweł Świeboda. The show has published 24 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "24. Resilience of the Ageing Brain" (22 May 2025, 31 minutes), "23. Mental wealth: the glue that holds societies together" (13 March 2025, 33 minutes), and "22. Ironman Meets Alzheimer's: Endurance for a Cure" (20 December 2024, 28 minutes).
NeuroCentury publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 30 minutes across 24 episodes.
Booking probability for NeuroCentury is 39%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. NeuroCentury requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. NeuroCentury's contact route on record: verified email.
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Paweł Świeboda hosts NeuroCentury, a science podcast with 24 episodes published.
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Episode #24
How we age can differ considerably, but more of it is in our hands than we often realise. To start with, we need to get to know ourselves better, learn how to rely on the gist of information that is available as memory...
To measure the strength of a wellbeing economy, governments should adopt the notion of mental wealth, which goes beyond the monetised value of goods and services. Jo-An Occhipinti is the global champion of this concept...
“Surpassing yourself, so that people can surpass the disease” – this is the motto of Hassan Fadli , Founder of “5 Ironman’s Beat Alzheimer’s” non-profit, aiming to promote awareness, prevention and research in the field...
Episode #21
Brain health cannot be easily measured by a single, straightforward test. Evaluations often involve multiple methods. One company which is on a mission to open brain health assessment to the wider public is Myndspan...
The challenge of mental health continues to intensify across various demographics and regions. A recent report by Orygen, Australia's Centre of Excellence in Youth Mental Health, highlights a "global crisis" in youth...
Episode #19
“The climate crisis is a health crisis, but for too long, health has been a footnote in climate discussions” – these words of the WHO Director-General Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus hold true for brain health as well...
The brain does not function in isolation and there is a growing body of knowledge about the impact of environmental and social challenges on brain health. Air and water pollution, and exposure to plastics, heavy metals...
Understanding how we make decisions and what this means for our social interactions is invaluable in fractured societies. Neuroscience has recently offered fresh insights on what drives joy and engagement and where...
It is the time of big promise in the diagnosis and treatment of Alzheimer’s Disease (AD). There are dozens of genetic risks discovered in recent years. There are also emerging blood tests whose performance in diverse...
Episode #15
Ascent of AI in healthcare opens the way to precision and personalized medicine becoming a standard of care in neurology. One important aspect is extracting more meaningful data from brain imaging and scans, given how...
What are the trends on the market for medical technologies and medical devices in the neuro space? How much of the impressive innovation coming out of the labs carries the promise of making impact on the lives of...
What is neuroethics and how it has evolved to make brain research and neurotechnology ethical in both medical and non-medical applications. In the latest episode of NeuroCentury, Paweł Świeboda explores these questions...
A new generation of robots is emerging, directly inspired by the intelligence and bodies of living organisms. What will result is a symbiosis of the human and the robot, says Prof. Dario Floreano , Director of the...
Coming from Dubai, this episode of NeuroCentury, is devoted to advances in genetics and their impact on the treatment of brain disorders. Paweł Świeboda talks to Mohammed Uddin , a human geneticist with a focus on the...
The word is often on our mouths, especially with the letter A in front of it although the latter might not be… intelligent. So, what is intelligence and how has it emerged? Dayeol Lee, Bloomsberg Distinguished Professor...
Dementia touches on the most intimate aspects of what it means to be human. There is a mountain to be moved for the patient, and another one for the caregiver. In this episode of NeuroCentury, Paweł Świeboda talks to...
This episode of NeuroCentury comes from Padova, Italy, where Paweł Świeboda spoke last week (XI.2023) to Prof. Paolo Bonato about his innovative approach to precision rehabilitation interventions in neurological...
In this episode of NeuroCentury, Paweł Świeboda talks to Prof. Paola Zaratin, Director of Scientific Research at the Italian Multiple Sclerosis Society and a global champion for greater patient engagement. The...
In this episode of NeuroCentury, Paweł Świeboda talks to Amir Bozorgzadeh, Co-Founder and CEO of Virtuleap , a company that works on addressing mental disorders, cognitive illnesses and learning challenges using Virtual...
Episode #5
In this episode, Paweł Świeboda talks to Dr. Harris Eyre, Lead of the Brain Capital Alliance , a public-private partnership arguing that transformational approaches are needed in today’s health systems and the economy...
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James S. Riepe University Professor, Professor of Neuroscience, Psychology, and Marketing, Wharton Neuroscience Initiative
communications strategist, author, founder, M.L. Falcone, Public Relations
Distinguished Professor in Nutritional Psychiatry, International Society for Nutritional Psychiatry Research
Head of Customer Strategy and Innovation at NBN, The Village of Riverside Glen
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