Terrorism and Brain Imaging
It may sound like science fiction, but researchers at Northwestern say they can use EEG (a type of brain wave imaging) to “read” a potential terrorist’s mind and uncover details of a terrorist plot. I’m having trouble deciding if this is a promising step forward in the fight against terrorism, or an invasion of the one of [...]
Tags: brain imaging, eeg, mind-reading, Northwestern University, privacy, terrorism, terrorist
Posted August 11, 2010 by Marghi Merzenich under Neuroscience, Odds and Ends, Research studies
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