Researchers pioneer new technology to track brain tissue from laboratory to data
Scientists studying the human brain have long faced a complex obstacle: because of the scarcity of neurotypical human brain tissue, tissue samples from a single brain must be shared across research entities. Those entities then generate massive amounts of data from their research but often lack a coordinated way to share, combine or reuse the information.
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