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Explore MIT Neurotech at neurotech.eyewire.org
Journey into the inner territory of thinking, feeling and perceiving as we reveal how next generation neurotechnologies are revolutionizing our understanding of the brain. A new video and blog will be released each week on Scientific American from Sept 25 to Dec 18.
Questions? Contact mitneurotech at mit dot edu.
We graciously thank the following researchers and videographers for providing beautiful footage:
Knate Meyers (facebook.com/Kn8Photo) from NASA Public Domain Images (vimeo.com/45878034)
Mars and Moon: NASA
DNA: XVIVO (xvivo.net/)
Augmented Reality: Seeper (seeper.com/seemove/)
Synaptic Activity (youtube.com/watch?v=il5KvMfKLq0)
Calcium Imaging (youtube.com/watch?v=SHnsngwsxRI)
Meltcube by Alex Norton, EyeWire, Princeton (eyewire.org/)
Zoom to brain: Ed Boyden, MIT (youtube.com/watch?v=Nb07TLkJ3Ww)
Glass Brain from Neuroscape/Gazzaley Lab at UCSF (neuroscapelab.com/projects/glass-brain/)
Neurons mapped by Gamers, Alex Norton, EyeWire (youtube.com/watch?v=DKzfxzM-CqI)
Wilma Bainbridge at Oliva Lab, MIT (http://cvcl.mit.edu/)
Maxine Jonas, Bioinstrumentation and Measurement Lab, MIT Department of Biological Engineering (http:/measure.mit.edu)
Jasanoff Lab, CNBE (http://web.mit.edu/jasanofflab/)
Dimitrios Pantazis, MEG Lab (http://mcgovern.mit.edu/technology/meg-lab)
Produced by Luke Hollyer
Music by Julian Samal
MIT Neurotech Logo by Beth Almeida
Closing animation by Brad Paivia
Script by Maxine Jonas, Claire O’Connell and Amy Robinson
MIT Neurotech is a series based on a class created by Alan Jasanoff, Ed Boyden and Maxine Jonas at MIT's Center for Neurobiological Engineering (http://web.mit.edu/cnbe/). This EdX experiment is supported by MITx (edx.org/school/mitx/allcourses). Media created by EyeWire (eyewire.org/).
Explore MIT Neurotech at neurotech.eyewire.org
Journey into the inner territory of thinking, feeling and perceiving as we reveal how next generation neurotechnologies are revolutionizing our understanding of the brain. A new video and blog will be released each week on Scientific American from Sept 25 to Dec 18.
Questions? Contact mitneurotech at mit dot edu.
We graciously thank the following researchers and videographers for providing beautiful footage:
Knate Meyers (facebook.com/Kn8Photo) from NASA Public Domain Images (vimeo.com/45878034)
Mars and Moon: NASA
DNA: XVIVO (xvivo.net/)
Augmented Reality: Seeper (seeper.com/seemove/)
Synaptic Activity (youtube.com/watch?v=il5KvMfKLq0)
Calcium Imaging (youtube.com/watch?v=SHnsngwsxRI)
Meltcube by Alex Norton, EyeWire, Princeton (eyewire.org/)
Zoom to brain: Ed Boyden, MIT (youtube.com/watch?v=Nb07TLkJ3Ww)
Glass Brain from Neuroscape/Gazzaley Lab at UCSF (neuroscapelab.com/projects/glass-brain/)
Neurons mapped by Gamers, Alex Norton, EyeWire (youtube.com/watch?v=DKzfxzM-CqI)
Wilma Bainbridge at Oliva Lab, MIT (http://cvcl.mit.edu/)
Maxine Jonas, Bioinstrumentation and Measurement Lab, MIT Department of Biological Engineering (http:/measure.mit.edu)
Jasanoff Lab, CNBE (http://web.mit.edu/jasanofflab/)
Dimitrios Pantazis, MEG Lab (http://mcgovern.mit.edu/technology/meg-lab)
Produced by Luke Hollyer
Music by Julian Samal
MIT Neurotech Logo by Beth Almeida
Closing animation by Brad Paivia
Script by Maxine Jonas, Claire O’Connell and Amy Robinson
MIT Neurotech is a series based on a class created by Alan Jasanoff, Ed Boyden and Maxine Jonas at MIT's Center for Neurobiological Engineering (http://web.mit.edu/cnbe/). This EdX experiment is supported by MITx (edx.org/school/mitx/allcourses). Media created by EyeWire (eyewire.org/).
