Event date:
Tuesday 11 April
Time:
17:30
Location:
Auditorium , National Museum of Scotland
Scotland is home to the longest study of human cognition in the world. Known as the Lothian Birth Cohort, it continues to analyse the average intelligence of schoolchildren born in 1921 and 1936. Join the researchers in this interactive event in association with the Centre for Cognitive Ageing and Cognitive Epidemiology at the University of Edinburgh to discover how childhood mental capacity affects health and cognitive function in later life.
Presented by National Museum Scotland
tickets:
Concession £6.50
Standard ticket £8.50
£8.50/ £6.50