Diamonds on the brain: Quantum sensors for next generation neuroscience
Speaker: Professor Lezanne Ooi
Affiliation: University of Wollongong
Abstract
Neurons are the brain’s fundamental computing units — yet we still don’t fully understand how vast networks of neurons work together to generate thought, memory, and behaviour. A central challenge in neuroscience is not only decoding how these networks compute, but also developing technologies capable of imaging millions of neurons in real time within living systems.
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Room: 305
