Explore cutting-edge research on improving brain measurement techniques in this 37-minute seminar by Dr. Rita Schmid from the Weizmann Institute of Science. Delve into the innovative approach of exploiting frequencies to enhance the detection of both long-term and short-term variations in the brain. Learn how this method, likened to "Bebop and the Shuffle," is advancing our understanding of brain dynamics. Gain insights into the latest developments in neuroimaging and brain science as presented at the BrainMap Seminar Series hosted by the MGH Martinos Center. Discover how these advancements may impact future research and clinical applications in biomedical imaging and neuroscience.
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BrainMap: Exploiting frequencies to improve the measurement of variations in the brain
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MGH Martinos Center
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