Wendy Suzuki

Professor of Neural Science and Psychology at New York University, author of books on brain function and exercise, known for research on neuroplasticity and the effects of physical exercise on the brain

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Wendy Suzuki is a prominent neuroscientist specializing in brain plasticity and cognitive function.
She is a professor at New York University in the departments of Neural Science and Psychology.
Her research primarily explores how aerobic exercise can enhance brain health and improve memory.
Suzuki is also an author of popular science books aimed at translating neuroscience discoveries to the general public.
Her work bridges rigorous scientific research and its practical applications for mental well-being and cognitive enhancement.