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Higher and deeper: Bringing layer fMRI to association cortex

2020-09-15

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<p>Recent advances in fMRI have enabled non-invasive measurements of brain function in awake, behaving humans at unprecedented spatial resolutions, allowing us to separate activity in distinct cortical layers. While most layer fMRI studies to date have focused on primary cortices, we argue that the next big steps forward in our understanding of cognition will come from expanding this technology into higher-order a...

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10.31234/osf.io/3xbzw
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