Mapping the Brain's 'Symphony'

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Mapping the Brain's 'Symphony'

Nov 07, 2012

NIH Director Francis Collins takes to his new blog to discuss the Human Connectome Project, an NIH-funded effort to map all the neural connections in the human brain.

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