/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3484511
>>3484513

Thank you :)

Also,

>After this there is the large peak which is normally used to make inferences about neural activity. The small dip corresponds more neatly to the actual neural activation, but it is very difficult to detect. Over the years the signal to noise ratio of the MRI scanners has improved significantly, and people are starting to look at this little dip more and more.

Can one determine the characteristics of individual synapses and the dendritic tree indirectly, by measuring the neural activity, or would you need even greater resolution?

And do the glia have some kind of communication going on? (As in, could it play a part in cognition?)

I'll be a freshman in the fall and wanted to make a thread like this. Props.

>>2433401

>implying space doesn't have infinite (For all intents and purposes) resources and energy

IT IS HERE

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=KF10XU5Z&setlang=en

IT IS FINALLY UPLOADED AFTER AN HOUR AND A HALF AT 25 KBPS

Depends.

Will this robot-person be able to hold me at night and whisper that everything is going to be allright? Will it be an enigmatic posthuman propulsion engineer who will design an interstellar solar-sail-ship with me? Will I give her a nice bath and she starts crying for some reason and then loltenderlovemaking?

WILL THAT HAPPEN, /SCI/?

>>2008576
i agree where doesn't it make sense

pic related
>mfw sense