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What level of detail is available from this data?

• josephdviviano 11y ago
  The resolution is some of the best in the business, so to speak, but the biological interpretation of all MRI-derived metrics are still hotly debated. So the true level is detail is sort of dependent on something we don't know yet.
  • nulltype 11y ago
    Hmm, is there something like this where they just slice a brain directly rather than using low resolution MRIs? Edit: oh here's one http://io9.com/see-the-first-ultra-high-resolution-3d-scan-of-the-ent-514395280 http://io9.com/see-the-first-ultra-high-resolution-3d-scan-o...
    • josephdviviano 11y ago
      Yes, but this does not include any functional data, arguably a huge contribution of the HCP project. The history of neuroscience has taught us that you can only look so far by looking at anatomy alone!
• fintler 11y ago
  http://www.humanconnectomeproject.org/data/inventory/ http://www.humanconnectomeproject.org/data/inventory/ If I'm reading it correctly, it looks like either 1.5mm, 2mm, or 2.5mm, depending on the dataset.