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A documentary produced by PBS's NOVA explains how The Brain Observatory is employing the newest brain mapping techniques to discover the neurological clues behind the fascinating story of the amnesic patient H.M.
You can also view the original video on the PBS NOVA website.
The Brain Observatory, is dedicated to the study of the architecture in the human brain. We have optimized multiple complementary imaging modalities, such as Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) and computer-controlled microscopy, to illustrate the detailed structural design of the brain and to understand how cognitive systems are perturbed by neurological disease.
| AUG 06 2009 |
The top Italian national science broadcast Superquark of Radiotelevisione Italiana (RAI) features the research projects at The Brain Observatory. |
| APR 15 2009 |
Susan Spencer ‘wraps her brain around our brains’ with CBS Sunday Morning |
| APR 10 2009 |
nVidia offers innovative graphic hardware to visualize complex brain models |
| MAR 15 2009 |
RAI 1 (Radiotelevisione Italiana) - Barbara Bernardini of DocLab and her crew are at The brain Observatory shooting video for the program Superquark, due for release nationally on RAI 1 in August 2009. |
| MAR 01 2009 |
NOVA PBS takes a close look at the brain of patient H.M. |
| FEB 13 2009 |
Dr. Annese and Mr. Molaison fly JetBlue from Boston to San Diego |
| DEC 02 2008 |
Patient H.M. passes away at a nursing home in Windsor Locks, Connecticutt |
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