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ead Minds: A Journey into Neuropsychology with Barbara J Sahakian and Julia Gottwald Barbara J. Sahakian. Professor of Clinical Neuropsychology. University of Cambridge, and Julia Gottwald, PhD student at Department of Psychiatry, University of Cambridge in an unmissable talk on one of the most remarkable and gam