Neural Imaging

Neural imaging refers to techniques used to visualize and measure brain activity and structure. These methods, like fMRI or PET scans, detect changes in blood flow, oxygen use, or metabolic processes in the brain, allowing researchers and clinicians to see which areas are active during different tasks or at rest. Neural imaging helps us understand brain functions, diagnose neurological conditions, and study how the brain processes information. It’s a powerful tool that combines advances in imaging technology with neuroscience to provide a window into the workings of the human brain without surgery.