> > We need one of the technologies to evolve to the point where it delivers > > decent spatial AND temporal resolution... > > > That's exactly what I meant actually: combined FMRI and MEG > within the same experiment. You get data from each > simultaneously and combine them afterwards, using the spatially > precise FMRI data to pin down the temporally precise MEG data. > It's hard to squeeze a MEG rig into an FMRI machine at the > moment, particularly without using ferrous metals (ouch). But > I'm sure they'll figure it out in the near future.
Fascinating! I didn't know that was possible... But, it's all magnetism, I guess -- the rest is details ;-) ben g ------- To unsubscribe, change your address, or temporarily deactivate your subscription, please go to http://v2.listbox.com/member/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
