Quique Toloza: From Video Games to Brain Science @McGovernInstitute
Quique Toloza: From Video Games to Brain Science  @McGovernInstitute
Uploaded June 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
Quique Toloza was obsessed with video games as a kid — so obsessed, he built a computer and programmed video games based on his own wild imagination. Quique is now a physicist at the McGovern Institute, where he builds computer models of the brain to try to understand how and why the brain works the way it does. And just like his early video games, the only limit to what Quique builds, is his own imagination.
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