UNC scientist to lead $10-million project to build brain-imaging technology
Posted Aug 5, 2017
The brain is so incredibly important to human health and yet so little is known about how it works. MRIs and other kinds of scans can reveal important things about brain health in broad strokes to aid in diagnostics, but they aren’t able to uncover important details of brain function. This is where Spencer Smith, PhD, and his lab at the UNC School of Medicine come in.
(UNC Health Care)
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