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Home | News | 2012 MEG Symposium: Applications to Cognitive Neuroscience

2012 MEG Symposium: Applications to Cognitive Neuroscience

Anne Trafton | October 8, 2014May 24, 2023

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To view the 2012 MEG Symposium gallery, please click on one of the thumbnail images below.

Human heads includes lots of multi colored spheres, symbolizing communication concepts. (3d render)

The brain’s language network is more extensive than previously thought

Separate portraits of two men, side by side

Two McGovern faculty appointed to named professorships at MIT

Green and blue cells as seen under a microscope

The brain’s internal ruler

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