Explore cutting-edge advancements in functional neuroimaging through this 48-minute lecture by Prof. Matthew Brookes, PhD, from the University of Nottingham. Delve into the fascinating world of quantum sensing and its application to brain imaging, uncovering the potential for next-generation techniques in neuroscience. Learn about the latest developments in this field and their implications for understanding brain function. Gain insights into how quantum technologies are revolutionizing our ability to map and study the human brain with unprecedented precision. This talk, part of the BrainMap Seminar Series hosted by the MGH Martinos Center, offers a glimpse into the future of neuroimaging and its impact on neuroscience research.
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BrainMap: Quantum sensing the brain: next generation functional neuroimaging
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MGH Martinos Center
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