At the Georgia Institute of Technology, a rare synergy of engineers and scientists, in cooperation with Emory University School of Medicine and other collaborators, is expanding data collection and analysis on the brain.
The research road ahead feels endless, many neuroscientists say, and comprehending how the brain generates the human psyche may be decades beyond the horizon. But neuroscience is in a forward lunge powered by sweeping national funding programs such as the BRAIN Initiative (Brain Research through Advancing Innovative Neurotechnologies), which is tapping into the brain to understand it and support well-being.
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