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Video Lectures | Public lectures given at the Institute for Advanced Study
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3D Map of the Brain
We knew anatomy could be gorgeous , but this is beyond anything else we’ve ever seen, and it’s guaranteed to be something you haven’t seen, being the first 3D image of a brain’s connections . Van Wedeen, a Harvard radiology professor, is awestruck: “We’ve never really seen the brain – it’s been hiding in plain sight.” Conventional scanning has offered us a crude glimpse, but scientists such as Wedeen aim to produce the first ever three-dimensional map of all its neurons.How Low Can You Go? In our virtual lab, use the "cascade" process to achieve dramatically lower temperatures.
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