Hi, I'm Luciana Bonnot — a biologist, neuroscientist, educator, and lifelong learner.
For over 20 years, I’ve been exploring how the brain works. I hold a Master’s and PhD in Neuroscience, where I focused on brain development and learning difficulties using advanced neuroimaging. I’ve worked with large-scale children's studies, led research teams, and refined my expertise at institutions like King’s College London.
But my journey doesn’t stop at the lab. I’ve taught neuroscience and neuroimaging to everyone from curious teens to seasoned healthcare professionals — always aiming to make complex ideas clear, helpful, and engaging.
Along the way, I’ve collaborated with clinicians, researchers, and data scientists to connect brain science with real-world challenges — from education to mental health.
What drives me is simple: making science make sense. I believe neuroscience shouldn’t be locked behind jargon — it should be open, accessible, and relevant to anyone curious about how we learn and grow.
In this course, I’ll guide you through the fascinating science of learning. You’ll discover how the brain processes information, why learning isn’t one-size-fits-all, and how this knowledge can help you make better decisions, teach more effectively, and unlock new ways of thinking.
