Networks in the brain: mapping the connectome

Part of the cognitive neuroscience bitesize series. This is a follow-up of 'basics of fMRI' that considers exciting developments in mapping the human connectome. It covers basics of structural connectomics (diffusion tensor imaging) and functional connectomics (resting state, and task-based correlations of the BOLD signals), and introduces concepts such as small-world networks.

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Thank you so much for this video! You make it even more interesting for me

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Thank you so much for this great video! It was really helpful to understand the basics of the connectome.

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excellent presentation !!thank you !

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...Thnxs for sharing...

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If you think that's complicated, just consider his brain was able to completely render that entire thought of the concept of itself and relay it to us

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Circuit printed board

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So, neurons may have a Bacon number?