Brian Pasley

University of California, Berkeley

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Post-doctoral researcher in the Helen Wills Neuroscience Institute at the University of California, Berkeley

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It's not mind-reading yet, but scientists have demonstrated a way to reconstruct words that people are thinking based on the brain waves generated by their thoughts.

Researchers Decode What the Brain Is Thinking

It's not mind-reading yet, but scientists have demonstrated a way to reconstruct words that people are thinking based on the brain waves generated by their thoughts.

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