RESHARED POST FROM PSYCHOLOGY WORLD
RESHARED POST FROM BRUNO GONÇALVES
March 29, 2012RESHARED POST FROM JEREMY SHIPLEY
March 29, 2012We are going to crack this thing really soon. Hold on tight.
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The human brain’s connections turn out to be a an orderly 3D grid structure with no diagonals. 2D sheets of parallel fibers cross at right angles — ” like the warp and weft of a fabric.” The first pictures from the most powerful brain scanner of its kind reveal an “astonishingly simple architecture.” This diffusion spectrum image of a whole human brain came from the new Connectom scanner, part of the NIH’s Human Connectome Project.This video has NO audio.
