Karl Pribram
Karl Pribram · Science & Medicine
Neuroscientist known for the holonomic theory of brain function.
1919, Vienna, Austria — 2015, Virginia, United States
Austria · United States
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Karl Pribram was a neuroscientist and neurosurgeon who coined the term neuropsychology and proposed the holonomic (holographic) theory of brain function, mapping roles of the limbic system and frontal lobes. He was born into a Jewish family in Vienna and emigrated to the United States, working at Stanford and Radford.
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Neuroscientist known for the holonomic theory of brain function.
Source: Jinfo.org — Jews in Biology
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