Researchers Can Read Your Mind

Mar 13, 2010

Researchers in the UK have found a way to read your mind. The University College London team led by Eleanor Maguire, who published their study in Current Biology, showed 10 people three very short films each, and then scanned their brains using fMRI while the participants recalled the films. Then the researchers ran the data through an algorithm designed to identify brain pattern associated with memories of each of the films.

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