Scientists of the University of Granada have generated a computer which permits to reproduce any part of the body’s nervous system, such as the retina, the cerebellum, the hearing centres or the nervous centres
This is free and open software, so-called EDLUT, which can be freely downloaded through the Internet.
Originally posted at UGR news
The Graduate School for Computing in Medicine and Life Sciences at the University of Lübeck invites applications for 3-year PhD scholarships in the fields of Brain Imaging, Robotics, Brain Plasticity, Navigation Methods, Neuroanatomy, Human-Computer Interfacing, Minimal Invasive Interventions.
Application deadline: June 30, 2009.
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