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This NIH-supported breakthrough is a critical piece of foundational science to build toward understanding how our brains process visual information to reconstruct the images we see every day.

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Фото профиля Amir Arsalan Soltani
Amir Arsalan Soltani1 год назад

@NIH Could you at least link to the paper?

Фото профиля Common Rabble
Common Rabble1 год назад

Why is this important? Certainly there are much more important things to be funding and studying. Reconstruct images we see everyday ? wtf?

Фото профиля DavidPaul Doyle
DavidPaul Doyle1 год назад

This is an exciting step forward. Understanding brain processes opens up new possibilities for both science and technology. 🧠

Фото профиля Fylo Labs
Fylo Labs1 год назад

Where knowledge synthesis becomes a co-creative journey toward a deeper, more unified understanding of our world. Researchers use Fylo to augment scientific collaboration.

Фото профиля Octavio Henao-Orrego (OCHO)
Octavio Henao-Orrego (OCHO)1 год назад

En este video de 1 minuto se aprecia la complejidad de las conexiones visuales. This 1-minute video demonstrates the complexity of visual connections.

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