Claudia Clopath

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A team at University College London rebuilt 10-second videos of what mice watched, using only the firing of neurons in their visual cortices. The reconstructed clips run at 30 frames per second and match the originals at a pixel correlation of 0.57 — roughly double the accuracy of earlier single-trial reconstructions in awake mice.

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