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re: Brain scans, vocation choices and why being...
Jayneg, good points. I always reckon our responsibility is to widen the pool of potential talent as wide as possible so that opportunity isn't...
re: How brain maps and internet maps are related
Bartek, Jayneg,
re: Brain scans, vocation choices and why being...
I’m no Neuroscientist . . .
re: How brain maps and internet maps are related
Love the beauty of this, the actual, not the imagined topography of a monkeys brain.
re: How brain maps and internet maps are related
I personally don't think that the similarity of these two schemes is a coincidence...And I don't know whether I should smile or being anxious...
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How brain maps and internet maps are related
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Setting the healthcare agenda, before it's too late
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Brain scans, vocation choices and why being bad...
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Using EMR and smart search to harness the power of hindsight
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