Big Picture Science – Wired For Thought: Arthur Toga

by Gary Niederhoff on January 16, 2012

Part 3 of Wired For Thought, featuring Arthur Toga, neurologist at the Laboratory of Neuro Imaging, UCLA School of Medicine, and researcher on the Human Connectome Project, which seeks to map the human brain.
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