Moving Toward Advances in Brain Mapping Using Exascale Supercomputers

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Figure 1. Left: Data from electron microscopy; grayscale with color regions showing segmentation. Right: Resulting 3D representation. Credit: Nicola Ferrier, Tom Uram and Rafael Vescovi, Argonne National Laboratory; Hanyu Li and Bobby Kasthuri, University of Chicago

There are many mysteries about the human brain. Being able to create comprehensive maps of the human brain to identify the location of every neuron and connection of the brain will help solve the mysteries.


Source: Linda Barney, ECP

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