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Sebastian Seung: 我就是我的聯結體

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Sebastian Seung 正在製造一個野心十足的大腦聯結圖譜﹐它將會描繪聯繫所有神經元的聯結。他稱這是我們的“聯結體”(connectome)﹐那就和我們的基因體一樣獨特﹐理解它能開啟一個理解大腦和意識的新方法。

Sebastian Seung is a leader in the new field of connectomics, currently the hottest space in neuroscience, which studies, in once-impossible detail, the wiring of the brain. Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Traditional by Coco Shen
Reviewed by Adrienne Lin
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