What if the standard anatomical maps of the brain have been wrong for over a century, and the molecular evidence was there all along? Neuroanatomist Luis Puelles from the University of Murcia explains how developmental biology and gene expression mapping overturned the dominant columnar model of brain organization, revealing a segmental architecture that had been proposed and forgotten decades earlier. Subscribe for more from the Convergent Science Network podcast series. Luis Puelles, one of the leading figures in developmental neuroanatomy, joins Paul Verschure and Tony Prescott at the Convergent Science Network podcast to discuss his career-long effort to replace the columnar model of brain organization with a prosomeric model grounded in embryological evidence. The conversation traces Puelles' intellectual trajectory from an initial interest  ...