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由婴儿尿布所启发的大脑研究新法
1,609,705 views |
Ed Boyden |
TEDSummit
• June 2016
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神经工程学家Ed Boyden想要了解，我们脑中微小的生物分子是如何让我们产生情绪，思想和情感的；想要了解是怎样的生物分子变化导致了像癫痫和老年痴呆症这样的疾病。与其通过显微镜来观察这些几乎看不到的构造，他在想：可不可以将这些构造放大，然后进行观察？让我们来看看，他是怎样使用纸尿裤中含有的聚合物来更好地研究我们的大脑。
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