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Biophysics

MRI study challenges our knowledge of how the human brain works

06 Jul 2023
James Pang and Alex Fornito
The shape of the brain Monash University researchers James Pang (left) and Alex Fornito studied over 10,000 MRIs to determine that brain geometry influences its activity. (Courtesy: Monash University)
How does the human brain work? It depends on who you ask. At school, you were likely taught that our

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Catherine Steffel is a science writer based in Madison, Wisconsin. Catherine was previously a PhD student contributor to Physics World.
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