Faster Brain Scans Reveal Insights to Active, Resting Brain

Quicker brain scans have revealed new information on how brain networks cooperate with one another. Researchers at the Washington University School of Medicine studied the brains of volunteers at rest and while the volunteers watched a movie.  For the first time, scientists were able to sample brain activity every 50 milliseconds as opposed to slower time intervals. A better understanding of how brain networks function may lead to the advanced diagnosis and treatment of brain injuries. Click here to read the full article.