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Pawan Sinha apie tai, kaip smegenys mokosi matyti

Filmed Nov 2009 • Posted Feb 2010TEDIndia 2009
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Pawan Sinha pasakoja apie novatorišką tyrimą, nagrinėjantį smegenų vaizdinės sistemos vystymąsi. Sinha ir jo komanda teikia nemokamą regėjimo atstatymo procedūrą akliems vaikams, ir nagrinėja, kaip smegenys mokosi interpretuoti vaizdinę informaciją. Šis darbas išplečia mūsų supratimą apie neurologiją, inžineriją ir net autizmą.

Pawan Sinha researches how our brains interpret what our eyes see -- and uses that research to give blind children the gift of sight. Full bio »

Translated into Lithuanian by Andrius Burnickas
Reviewed by Enrika Baleviciute
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