Brain activity
Neuroscientists Use 'Thunder' Tool to Monitor Wealth of Brain Activity
A group of neuroscientists are using a new revolutionary tool called "Thunder" to monitor brain activity, which provides large data sets at a tremendous rate - a task that was once difficult for one computer alone to handle.
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