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Illustrating the Brain
More than a century has passed since the field of neuroscience was born, but its central questions remain the same: How does the brain control human behavior, and to what extent do different people’s brains function differently? In 1991, a new technology was introduced that has since begun to demystify the brain: fMRI, or functional magnetic resonance imaging, which allows neuroscience researchers to illustrate the brain’s instant reactions and leaps of logic. You may be familiar with the images created by fMRI technology—depictions of the brain featuring gorgeous neon blobs on an otherwise grayish backdrop.
Robert Lanza, M.D.: Five Reasons You Won't Die
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