A panel discussion is scheduled to take place at Paepcke Auditorium. This event features a poet and a neuroscientist. The conversation will be moderated by an individual with expertise in facilitating discussions. Further information about this presentation can be found through the Aspen Art Museum, which organizes the annual AIR Aspen Festival.
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