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- Explore how a scientist and artist discovered how our brains transmit signals throughout the body, and laid the foundation for modern neuroscience.
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In the 1860s, scientists believed they were on the verge of uncovering the brain’s biggest secret: how the brain’s signals travel through the body. They believed these impulses travelled uninterrupted along a massive web of tissue. But soon, a young artist would cut down this hypothesis, and sketch a bold new vision of how our brains work. Melanie E. Peffer details the discoveries of Golgi and Cajal.
Lesson by Melanie E. Peffer, directed by Artrake Studio.
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When you want to be an artist but you also like science.
When you want to be a scientist but you also like art.
Exactly what I want to be.....
Better than want to be an artist but also like worldwars...
you simply ✨👑 win 👸🏻the nobel peace prize ✨in medicine 😌✨👑
Let's see how many subcribers I can get from this VERY INTERESTING comment.
Currently:12
Our brains studies about itself and knows that it studies about itself...
mhm, it's called being self aware.
And it knows that it knows about it studying itself
Pass that blunt
Bro.....
333 likes bruh
Don't forget that *Leonardo Da Vinci* was know for painting, drawing, sculpting, science, engineering, architecture and anatomy.
Yup, he was *Da* man.
He was also a Pokemon trainer
he was also a Mutant Teenage Ninja Turtle
He was friends with Ezio Auditore Da Lalala
He was also an avenger
So if the Golgi apparatus was named after a guy named Golgi, I take it that mitochondria was named after some guy named Steve Mitochondria.
Hehehehe
Camillo golgi
No, it's Carl Benda who named the mitochondria
The name mitochondria is derived from the greek *mitos* meaning thread
And *chondrion* meaning a grain..
Don't r/woosh me bcus i know hes jokin
@@helenavilla8867 thanks for the factoid!
@@helenavilla8867 So basically, "Thread Grain".
This video has strong “I like arts but my parents are Asian” energy.
Ken Jeong
How about Indian.
@@sundar6568 india is in Asia u dumbo
Is this me lmaoo. Asian med student that also do art commisions 🥲.
Lmaaaoooooo this made me laugh so bad😂
“However his massive collection of drawing supported his hypothesis from every angle.” I see what you did there.
?
Think you're stretching it XD
3 Abdur rehmans in a row
What did he do?
@@AR-Rehman98 that's cool
Dad: You will become a doctor!
Mom: No! You will become an artist! This was your grandpa's last wish!
This hybrid: What about a Nobel Prize with both?
Both... both are good
This video just re-sparked my wish of becoming a Singer while also studying neurosciences 😭😅
You can do it!
@@vanessameow1902 thnkyu soo much.... Amen!!!😄
You can listen to Grimes singing, it's like Meditation
Whoop whoop, raise the roof with some knowledge tunes! 📖🎶
@@vanessameow1902 I actually know one, but she’s a plastic surgeon and a singer
Ah medicine my passion, art my kryptonite! I am going to enjoy this video.
You want to be fumus and Rich contract ground master of brotherhood
"so how were these individual cells transmitting electrical signals"
yeeting chemicals at eachother prob
Technically everything is chemical, so if I yeet a bomb at you, I am yeeting a specific group of chemicals
LMAO
@@robbieaulia6462 yep
Cajal's work was so important, they named a type of brain cell after him.
And also Interstitial cell of Cajal in stomach, I guess
Maybe it was good that nothing was named after my fiance, the biologist. The Lipschitz Cell ..
The horizontal cell in the cerebral cortex
As a Spaniard, I’m glad you talked about one of our most important scientists we’ve ever had, sadly a dying breed in our country these days
😔🤗
Oh, they're not a dying breed at all, just emigrating to greener pastures where their work and knowledge are more appreciated.
@@exiledeve Exactly, all because of insufficient funding and an overall lack of interest from the part of our government towards the ones who have done so much for humanity
Spain still has some of the most advanced sciences in the world.
Don't worry man you have had some good scientists, and every nation is known for different things, all over the world(here from India) we love your football, both the national team and La Liga
Sometimes I think if I would have been a better student had TH-cam been this big in my education years ❤️
Exactly bt better learning late than never
@@akashbavishi6615 true ✨
I am a worse student (because youtube is distracting) but I have a wider breadth of knowledge because I'm able to learn from more people
Absolutely
probably not to be honest. If anything I'd be a more restless student because I know I actively learn outside the classroom.
Damn living people being attached to living brains.
My thoughts exactly.
But, have you ever doubted the existence of living brains in living people?
@@marinarosario8855
Minds are different than brains and they are outside or not a part of your brain although they are connected.
@@samimas4343 Prove it.
@@samimas4343 what about brain cells living in brain and there are more cells inside of the cell that live inside of that cell and there are even smaller cells living in that cell
This is probably the best comment in the whole comments section
I did a research and a presentation about him in my freshman year of college for a course called History of Scientific Thinking. At first I cried reading about his story because I wanted to be a writer but instead I was focusing on a pretty different area (my classmates and counselor were shocked when I told them). I'm kinda over it now, but I respect him a lot and still keep the slides and the pictures of his drawings for the days when my studies become too frustrating and overwhelming to handle.
"can we call these brains cute, why not?"
Me: Yeah yeah, sure.
They go great fried. And that liver with fava beans uhmmmm
I suddenly clicked because it was something related to medicine..❤️
So it was none other than Mr.Golgi and Cajal...
Are you an MBBS aspirant?😍
The more technology advances the more we discover amazing things about life n surrounding things
Do you know that most people have microscopic mites living on their faces?
It's true! They hide inside the pores of your skin during the day and emerge to mate in the night.
Man isn't life just amazing
@@iwanfishz9 oh wow I searched...it's demodex folliculorum n D.brevis
Also in this vast diversity scientists have discovered 1.8 million species n many are still undiscovered!
@Aqsa Mobdi Well, except when technology was used for war.
@@Mr_Jester980 yeah right😶
@@aqsamobdi we also consider the fact that everything has downsides. As much as I like Technology I have to admit that brings with it it's own unique problems, and it is also making our lives really complicated. One more thing Development of technology was at peak during wars so must keep that in mind as well.
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Samee😂
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Kenny John Dela Cruz this is not education, this is a documentary for fun
Actually somewhere science and art go hand to hand.. There are somany people who are great artist also has an immense inclination for science.. As an indian it certainly reminds me of Mr. Susant singh rajput... GOD BLESS HIS SOUL🙏....
WOW this is so inspiring!
I hope their shared legacy would continue propagating.
This is a brilliant video. Thank you. There is a real connection between science and art.
Man I just love this channel more then anything!
The voice is soo soothing. Brings me peace at the end of the day. I watch one video every night before going to sleep. 🙂
This place gives me fuel to my anger and sadness. I sould stop comming here.
The pronunciation of Cajal's name was excellent! Great video.
Thank you for the video
I love the walking animation with the regular profile pictures :D
Synapse : The gap between two successive neurons.
The electrical impulses travel through nerve ending and get converted into chemical while passing through synapse.
Biological Wi-Fi
10 standard mai tha ye 😀
@@ForteExpresso I think we are taught that even earlier.
in fact there are several types of synapses
and can be found in different structures in different ways
*THANK YOU EXPLAINING* ✨
Thanks for the video.
Amazingly presented
awesome video. a little review of how science evolved over the century is both inspiring and informative. Thank you for sharing.
This animation is great. So great that I am out of compliment. The best thing is they change the kind of animation in every video so that it fits the content. Plus the writing is also great. Just see the metaphor of last line, which is complimented by the animation. Great work as always.
Very well explained. 👍🏻
The last thing about their separate but shared network of knowledge, was amazing ❤️❤️ this is the reason ted is ted ❤️
That's honestly my dream. I'm a sucker for physics and pursuing a career in that direction but I also love art. I want to do something oneday that emerges both science and art together. And that would be my greatest creation ever.
Also Ted- ed thank you for this beautiful video. I learnt something new again from you and also it inspired me ❤️
Best wishes with blending art and science. They aren't opposites.
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Love the animation style in this video, and the content too.
I'm so happy that Teded covered Cajal. He is awesome.
Anyone interested in this might want to check out the Poolside Polymaths podcast - they just started out but explore the connection between art and science.
Can you give the link?
I always like your presentation 😊
And thanks for knowledge 👍
We're currently studying the neurological system in biology class, and I find that it's a great confidence that you're treating the same topic at the same time, biology is sure interesting :)
Wow, la mise en abîme à la fin comparant le réseau de connaissances des humains à celui des cellules nerveuses ou bien des neurones m'a fait ... trembler (dans un bon sens). C'est une super vidéo, j'y ai découvert des gens formidables dont on ne parle que trop rarement (voire jamais). Merci pour ça !
Wow, the "mise en abîme" at the end comparing Mankind's knowledge's network to the one of nervous' cells and neurones gave me ... thrill, shivers (in a good way). It's a great video, I discovered incredible people we hear too little (nay never). Thanks for that !
History of Science amazed me❣️
Cool stuff. This is also how tasers work they interrupt your central nervous system by overloading it
Hussain Ahmad
loved this!
This fricking blew my mind.
Everything is connect to everything else so you be an artist and a scientist Cajal!
TedEd scripts are always great, but man, this one is particularly well-written!
Me gusta este canal, espero que algún día pongan subtitulos en español 🥺
Good work
I do so enjoy Melanie's voice. :)
Good job Ted
I love neuroscience as well as art
This is the perfect video for me ☺️
Nice instruction
This video shows that Art, Science and Commerc work for the Welfare of the mankind, and no one can separate them.
Thank you Ted for such amazing videos
I like the voice of lady who is nicely explaining.
Great video
The intuitions scientists make are something else.
Neuroscience can't begin without Ramon y Cajal
I find the narrator's voice soothingly clear and calming.
Me getting extra excited after the mention of neurons. I just Love brain related science.
Our prof for our intro to neuroscience explained to us about this topic.
Wow,what a discovery
Santiago Ramón y Cajal actually studied in my University. There is a huge potrait of him in the first year class 🥳
Which univ are you in?
Fun fact: even at the Nobel Prize ceremony, Cajal and Golgi were arguing over their disagreement on the neuron doctrine~
Nice animation 👍🏼
I loved this
Proving you can be both creative and scientific! 👍
I was just looking at one of his diagrams in Karp's cell and molecular biology book! ...very cool guys
I really like this person's voice.
Neuroscience is such a wonderful subject.
loved the animation/explanation ! but alas
there was a detail of a detail missing in the animation explanation:
what are the chemicals between neurons?
I love arts but I am studying medical soooo overall it was an inspiring video for me 🤧❤
Nice video 👍
This was interesting...We have so much more to us than we know 😄 I wish I had the same kinda curiosity when I was in school.Unfortunately teachers with the passion to their subject were rare then. So I was forced to study just to score marks.
2:43, 3:01, 3:24, 3:44, etc.
Sooo, I don't know if anybody has mentioned it, but his complete name is "Santiago Ramón y Cajal", being "Santiago" his name and "Ramón y Cajal" his last name (two last names, one from the father and one from the mother), so his last name isn't "Cajal" but "Ramón y Cajal" or only "Ramón" (which is odd and nobody calls him like that).
A disclaimer on the description would be much appreciated!
Nice video.
I love ur videos 😍
The voiceover artist has a clear, easy voice to listen to.
TY ☺️
I really enjoyed this video! Seems like it’s my “something new to learn everyday” for today! And thanks for including the photographs of the nuerons :D
This video shows how Science and Art are connected with each other.
THANK YOU FOR CAPTIONS.
One connected tissue is formed of discrete cells. The explanation could be clarified better. But yes - an amazing piece of history I wasn't aware of. Thanks!
Studying science gives us a logical perspective, a methodical approach, while arts help us to think out of the box and come up with different ideas. I play sports at a professional level, I sing, I draw, and I love love love human physiology. But, I'm very very lazy. Let's see where it gets me :(
This is just me, love art and love science
Art can be found in every kind of expertise...
I swear these body animations are to die for 😂❤
"the mid-1900s"
When the century you were born in is treated like a historical era. 🤯
I like this
Amazing
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Cajal: One of only two Spanish scientists to win the Nobel prize. A national treasure in a country that neglected science for most of the 19th century.
Most of the 19th century?....I would be bolder
I don’t know him but he is my idol now.
Is there a physiological structure or imaging technique named after Cajal? Golgi has one, I hope Cajal got one too, since I don't know about one. :(
The editor of this video needs a pay-rise ❤👏
When you want to be an artist but your parents want you to become a doctor:
Frank Netter who became a cardiologist ended up working as a medical illustrator- he is one of the most prolific medical illustrators in history!
@@ushmapatel2083 Thank you for the fact :D
Me. But after convincing them, they gave up on that expectation.
Today I was stressing my brain as to what I should pursue in future, science or arts, and this video motivated me to choose both lol😂
2:51 I thought my guy was flipping me off lmao
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