Alex Gomez-Marin

Interview with Doctor in Theoretical Physics and CSIC scientist Álex Gomez-Marín

Alex Gomez-Marin is a Spanish theoretical physicist and neuroscientist. He holds a degree in Physics, a Master in Biophysics and a PhD in Theoretical Physics from the University of Barcelona. He did postdoctoral stays at the EMBL-CRG Center for Genomic Regulation and at the Champalimaud Center for the Unknown in Lisbon. Since 2016 he is director of the Organism Behavior Laboratory at the Institute of Neurosciences of Alicante. He is currently associate professor at the Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas and director of the Pari Center in Italian Tuscany.

Although he was formed in the dogmatic orthodoxy, as he calls it, today he understands that this approach transformed it into heterodoxy when it comes to look at issues related to Consciousness. In this conversation with Dr. Luján Comas, among other things, he integrates elements of Physics, Neuro-phenomenology and Biology to give us an integrative look at issues such as life, matter and mind when understanding reality and evaluating the objective and the subjective. In his concept we are matter, we are emotion, we are soul, we are spirit, among other things and it is necessary to understand that not everything is said about matter.

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