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Christopher deCharms scannar hjärnan i real tid.

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Neuroforskaren och uppfinnaren Christopher deCharms visar ett nytt sätt att använda fMRI för att visa hjärnaktivitet -- tankar, känslor, smärta -- medan det händer. Med andra ord, man kan faktiskt se vad man känner.

Christopher deCharms is working on a way to use fMRI scans to show brain activity -- in real time. Full bio »

Translated into Swedish by Johan Cegrell
Reviewed by Hülya Altinkaya
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