fMRI Extracts Images From The Brain

Researchers from ATR Computational Neuroscience Laboratories in Japan used a functional MRI machine on the brain to read the letters and symbols that the eyes of a subject were seeing.

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Scientists develop software that can map dreams

The research investigated how electrical signals are captured and reconstructed into images - Scientists develop software that can map dreams

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'Mind-reading' software could record your dreams

Brain scanning can now extract information directly from the brain: the subject read the word "neuron" at the top, and software working with the brain scan images reconstructed the word (below) (Image: Neuron/Cell Press)

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Cognitive Modules in the Cerebellum

Forward Thinking, MOSAIC Model and Mirror Neurons

Motor Control and Learning

Vision Dynamics

Decoding Neural Signals

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Associate Professor

Yukiyasu Kamitani

We develop the decoding techniques reading the states of mind by non-invasive brain imaging, fMRI or MEG. Especially, we aim to reveal subjective perceptual and cognitive contents.