In this conversation about Knowledge Brokering, we explore the insights of Professor Roberto Lent, a distinguished neuroscientist who has dedicated his career to understanding brain plasticity and its implications for education.

The discussion, led by Bob Wise, focuses on identifying the challenges and barriers faced to efficiently bridging the gap between research and practical educational implementation.

Prof. Lent mentions notable organizations and resources, including the Rede Nacional de Ciência para Educação, and the UNESCO Chair of Science for Education.
This conversation also offers practical examples of how Prof. Lent and Rede Nacional de Ciência para Educação have built a relationship between scientists and practitioners.

Prof. Lent's quote clearly explains the main topic of this conversation:
"More important, more interesting, and more amusing are the questions than the answers. So, but, of course, we have to have answers. Otherwise, we won’t change the world."