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尼尔•伯吉斯(Neil Burgess): 大脑是怎样帮我们定位的

Filmed Nov 2011 • Posted Feb 2012TEDSalon London Spring 2011
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你是如何回忆起将车停在了什么地方呢?你怎么判断自己是否走对了方向呢?神经系统科学家尼尔•伯吉斯(Neil Burgess)研究了神经系统的定位功能原理,以及该原理与记忆和想象的关系。

At University College in London, Neil Burgess researches how patterns of electrical activity in brain cells guide us through space. Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Simplified by Xiujian Xie
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