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Q&A with Karel Svoboda, Ph.D.

Two-Photon Microscopy and More

A scientist who helped pioneer two-photon microscopy chats about the development, current capabilities, and enormous promise that will permit neuroscientists go where they have never gone before.
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What Neuroimaging Really Measures

Q&A with Aniruddha Das, Ph.D.

Aniruddha Das's recent results seem to challenge the widespread assumption that functional MRI imaging reflects local neural activity underlying the given task
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Neuroimaging: Separating the Promise from the Pipe Dreams

Neuroimaging can reveal a great deal about the brain, but scientists and the science-savvy must be careful lest we read too much into imaging findings. Russell A. Poldrack, Ph.D., a leading theorist on how to interpret certain neuroimaging results, explains the limits of this promising technology and the caveats we should keep in mind when we hear of a “breakthrough.”
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Transforming Drug Development Through Brain Imaging

After years of research and enormous expense, perhaps only one in a hundred potential drugs for a brain disorder will receive government approval and make it to the person who needs it. Neuroimaging may change this dramatically.
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The Two Faces of MRI

Magnetic resonance imaging may be the biggest boon to patients since anesthesia, says Uttal, who gives us a tour of greater imaging wonders to come.

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