Sentences with phrase «do brain mapping»

A great way to spark your imagination is to do some brain mapping.

Two marvelous groups do brain mapping: the Laboratory of Neuro - Imaging and the Crump Institute.

Not exact matches

The next time you enter a query into Google's search engine or consult the company's map service for directions to a movie theater, remember that a big brain is working behind the scenes to provide relevant search results and make sure you don't get lost while driving.

I do not mean to suggest that one group of brain cells mapped out by researchers and excited by electrodes will produce visions of God.

2) As to Neanderthal they did not have the brain capacity (Steve Olson, Mapping Human History: Genes, Race, and Our Common Origins (New York: Houghton Mifflin Co., 2002), to wonder, thus not the first Adam 3) Nicodemus went to Jesus in the dark of night and Jesus said «I have spoken to you of earthly things and you do not believe so how can you believe when I speak of heavenly things».

«Rather than merely brain mapping, we can start to address more biologically specific questions like, «How do individual differences in axon diameter correlate with differences in impulsivity?

With this additional information, a taller person's brain creates a better internal map for processing distance that works — even when the lights don't.

But just how do you go about mapping a brain?

The transparency made it possible for them to identify peripheral nerves — tiny bundles of nerves that are poorly understood — and to map the spread of viruses across the mouse's blood - brain barrier, which they did by marking the virus with a fluorescent agent, injecting it into the mouse's tail and watching it spread into the brain.

Presenting at a recent conference of the Organization for Human Brain Mapping in Toronto, Canada, the researchers hypothesized that the frontal lobes may be a «mastermind» that directs brain activity and allows us to do two things at Brain Mapping in Toronto, Canada, the researchers hypothesized that the frontal lobes may be a «mastermind» that directs brain activity and allows us to do two things at brain activity and allows us to do two things at once.

To map how the same sense can be perceived differently in the brain, the NYU Langone team, led by postdoctoral fellow Kishore Kuchibhotla, PhD, monitored nerve circuit activity in mice when the animals expected, and did not expect, to get a water reward through a straw - like tube (that they see) after the ringing of a familiar musical note.

Looking for the roots of this sensory decline, German researchers at Ruhr University Bochum stumbled on a surprise: rather than shriveling up, the brain's sensory body map — which helps us discriminate Braille letters by determining where the raised bumps are in relation to one another — expands with age, exactly as it does during learning.

The endocrinologists then enlisted the help of Rush researchers who specialize in the issues of the aging brain, and the expanded team set to work with data from three long - term group studies done at Rush from 1993 to 2012 — the Chicago Health and Aging Project (CHAP), the Religious Orders Study (ROS), and the Rush Memory and Aging Project (MAP).

«We couldn't have done this even two years ago,» State said, «because we didn't have the key ingredients: a set of unbiased autism genes that we have confidence in, and a map of the landscape of the developing human brain.

Bees don't have the brain structure, called the hippocampus, thought to store the spatial memories underlying mental maps in humans.

The massive complexity of the problems it is tackling, from mapping the functioning brain to making petabytes of data meaningful and accessible to training a new generation of neuroscientists who are equipped to work across disciplines to make sense of it all, do not lend themselves to easily assembled and discretely defined teams and tasks — at least, not quickly.

«Some of the brain's connectivity maps is hardwired, possibly dependent on genetically - driven processes that do not need any external sensory information for their activation, while other process might indeed need visual input to specialize,» Amedi said.

So don't you be a bird brain and forget your map when you hit the road.

But mapping a few neurons does not give Seung enough data to go after the really big questions about the brain.

To do this they will combine several imaging tools including something called diffusion MRI, which maps the structure of the white matter that insulates the «wires» of the brain, and also resting - state MRI, which measures how brain regions oscillate in unison as a result of shared connections.

However, they do not allow us to know whether this information was used to perform the task, or if it reflects the consequences of this task — in other words, spreading information in our brain,» continues Valérian Chambon, researcher at the Departement d'études cognitives at the ENS.. The mapped regions outside of the posterior superior temporal lobe are thus false positives, in a way.

Mapping the human brain's network of interconnections, known as the connectome is typically done with help from computational tools because recreating interconnections between different brain regions has been challenging in the lab.

And we use the neural data from her brain and the map of her brain signals we've generated to understand what she's trying to do and make that happen.

The human brain connectome has not yet been fully mapped at the cellular or the macro (high - level structural and functional) scale, though efforts to do the latter are much further along than the former — which has only just even become possible (more on that later).

«The Obama administration is planning a decade - long scientific effort to examine the workings of the human brain and build a comprehensive map of its activity, seeking to do for the brain what the Human Genome Project did for genetics.»

Courtesy University of VirginiaThe old map of the lymphatic system, left, which didn't connect to the brain, and the updated map based on the new discovery.

«Merzenich's speciality [was] in improving people's ability to [rewire and redesign] the brain by training specific processing areas, called brain maps, so that they do more mental work.»

Doing a mind map is play and yet, you create a useful visual image that uses both right brain and left brain thinking.

2010 Speedshow / PeepShow, Hong Kong (curated by Hitomi Hasegawa) BYOB NYC, Spencer Brownstone Gallery, New York (curator) Bal Jaune Ricard, Paris (curated by Claire Staebler) BYOB Athens, Kunsthalle Athena (curated by Angelo Plessas) Speedshow, Amsterdam (curated by Aram Bartholl) Happy is a place, Mexico City (curated by Violeta Solís Horcasitas) Taipei Art Fair with TSCA, Taiwan BYOB (bring your own beamer), Berlin (curated with Anne de Vries) Binary Code View, The Agency, London Kunsthalle Athena, Athens (curated by Marina Fokidis) Multiplex, Munich (curated by Vvork) Preferiría (si) Hacerlo, Bogota, Colombia Texture Maps, Nest, The Hague (curated by Eelco van der Lingen) Circa art fair, Preteen gallery, Puerto Rico Better Brain: Projected Manifestations of Futurity, Future Gallery, Berlin Don't worry, be happy!

That map is a chilling reminder of what global warming might do to this third rock from the sun we have been placed on by some cosmic jester with DNA for brains!

So what I ended up doing was finding a basic mind map to use for brain downloads and to - do items, and creating a Google Group for my team to communicate and use as a shared idea repository.

jholo can do anything... next is retina scanner then after with brain scanner & brain mapping and next year jholo will become TRANSFORMER, can convert itself in to anything depending upon size & need..