Lisa Genova is a neuroscientist and bestselling author, known for blending scientific insight with accessible storytelling. With a PhD in neuroscience from Harvard, Genova has become a prominent voice in explaining complex neurological processes to a broader audience. Her debut novel, Still Alice, which explores Alzheimer’s disease, was translated into 36 languages and adapted into an Oscar-winning film.

In addition to her work on Alzheimer’s, Genova has written extensively on other neurological conditions, offering readers a deeper understanding of the brain and how it shapes our experiences. In Remember: The Science of Memory and the Art of Forgetting (Ține minte), she shifts focus to the everyday workings of memory, helping readers grasp the science behind remembering and forgetting, and providing practical strategies for enhancing memory in daily life.