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Cancun Dancer

A dancer steps onto the stage, her head encased in a white skullcap embedded with 64 electrodes, each designed to record and transmit signaling information from a different part of the brain (© Jose L. Contreras-Vidal, Jeannie Kever, Dario Robleto, James Rosengren)

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Cancun Dario

Additional photos from the article “At the Crossroads of Art and Science: Neuroaesthetics Begins to Come into Its Own” (© Jose L. Contreras-Vidal, Jeannie Kever, Dario Robleto, James Rosengren)

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Cancun Pepe

Additional photos from the article “At the Crossroads of Art and Science: Neuroaesthetics Begins to Come into Its Own” Find out more: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fgh0m1uLXvIUH Cullen College of Engineering, video, 7:58 min (2017). (© Jose L. Contreras-Vidal, Jeannie Kever, Dario Robleto, James Rosengren)

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