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Puccini, real-time fMRI 1 Minute

I’ve taken the liberty of a week’s break and am ready to get back to blogging again. The high point of the week was an excellent performance of Turandot at Kennedy Center yesterday evening. My weakness for Puccini stems from early imprinting from my neuroscientist parents, who were as interested in classical music as anything except the brain itself.

This coming week, I’ll be thinking about a real-time functional MRI experiment that I’m interested in running with some close colleagues. Real time fMRI is a relatively new technique that allows one to reveal the BOLD signal as it is happening without further image processing.
Jim
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Native Angeleno, professor of Neuroscience and Public Policy at George Mason University

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