Henning Beck.

Neuro | Science | Entertainment

As a neuroscientist, biochemist, and German Science Slam champion, I make science accessible.

Keynotes | Award-winning and entertaining: a glimpse behind the scenes of the brain. How we come up with new ideas and develop unconventional solutions. How we can think better, understand the world, and distinguish ourselves from artificial intelligence.

Books | Accessible and well-founded: compelling research, delivered with precision. Why the flaws in our thinking set us apart from uncreative machines. How we move beyond learning to truly understand. And how to navigate modern cognitive traps and tackle problems with confidence.

Science up close | Bold perspectives & innovative ideas. From video series to print and radio columns. In podcasts, TV segments, and digital formats. Fresh insights into the issues and debates shaping our world today. Unexpected and thought-provoking.

Keynotes

Neuroscience is exciting — and it should be shared in a way that’s easy for everyone to grasp. I take you behind the scenes of the world’s most flawed yet innovative structure: the brain. Engaging, relatable, and clear, I translate cutting-edge neuroscience into everyday insights, so you can use the brain’s own tricks to think smarter.
In my keynotes, I explore today’s most fascinating subjects: artificial intelligence and our brain, human thinking and groundbreaking innovations.

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Books

Talks, articles, and radio or TV segments are great—but sometimes you want to dive deeper. My books strike the perfect balance between engaging storytelling and meaningful depth. Light in tone, yet grounded in the latest scientific research.

Originally published in German, Irren ist nützlich has been translated into seven languages, including Scatterbrain in English and Errar es útil in Spanish. It delves into the weaknesses of the human brain, showing how the flaws in our thinking set us apart from uncreative machines. It explores why we are easily distracted, imprecise, and forgetful, and how we can transform these weaknesses into strengths to think more creatively, make better decisions, and embrace original ideas.

Science up close

From books and magazine articles to radio programs, online videos, and TV specials—I explain the fascinating world of the brain in a way that’s clear and accessible to all.

“Being scatterbrained has long been seen as a disadvantage, but as a neuroscientist, Henning Beck knows better. His engaging book will convince you that forgetting helps you remember and distractions can make you more creative.”
Adam Grant, New York Times bestselling author of Originals and Give and Take, and host of TED’s WorkLife podcast

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Alternatively, you can reach me via email beck@henning-beck.com

 

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