Decoding the Brain - Neuroengineering at the University of Minnesota

How does the brain work? The lab at the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, has spent years performing non-invasive research to try and understand more about the brain in order to help combat trauma and disease. Hear more about their groundbreaking research that allows for more precise, high-res, and fast imagery for analysis.
In this video:
Bin He, Distinguished McKnight University Professor; Director, Center for Neuroengineering, University of Minnesota (Minneapolis)
Alexander Doud, MD/MS Candidate/Research Assistant, University of Minnesota (Minneapolis)
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