Idan segev biography of mahatma

Brain science is clearly the field of the future, and one to persuade one’s children to pursue.

By STEVE LINDE

The first thing I noticed when Judy Siegel-Itzkovich and I met Prof.

Idan Segev in his office at the Hebrew University’s Givat Ram campus was his wild, wiry hair. As he began speaking, I couldn’t help thinking that his hair style not only hides a big brain, but like his sharp mind underneath, it darts in different directions in an apparently spontaneous is his passion for his profession that permeates our conversation, and by the end of the 90 minutes we spend with him, I am a convert: brain science is clearly the field of the future, and one to persuade one’s children to pursue.“When I’m in the shower, I don’t think about science,” he confides, smiling.

“I think about the young Israelis who come and study here, who could make a huge amount of money in business and so forth. I really love my students.”He is modest about his own achi