How DIY neuroscience kits put research in the hands of the curious
The neuro-revolution is coming: Greg Gage’s neuroscience kits put research in the hands of the curious
The neuro-revolution is coming: Greg Gage’s neuroscience kits put research in the hands of the curious
A surprising new study by researchers at Stanford University now shows that the size of this face-selective brain continues to increase well into the second decade of life. The findings, published in the latest issue of the journal Science
Visual identification is one of many arenas where humans beat computers. We’re also better at finding relevant information in a flood of data; at solving unstructured problems; and at learning without supervision,…Read More
"A study published in Nature Neuroscience suggests that people would sacrifice their own well-being and financial gain to help those in greater need. Researchers used brain scans and electric shocks to conclude that…Read More
From Deep Mind’s blog:
“Deep neural networks are currently the most successful machine learning technique for solving a variety of tasks including language translation, image classification…Read More
"The company is focusing first on medical applications, to gain a deeper understanding of the diverse and complex ways the brain can fail. Eventually, Johnson would like to move toward augmenting the organ to make…Read More
