Deep neural networks track eye movements during MRI scans
Machine learning techniques applied to MR images can decode gaze patterns and eye movements without a camera – even when the eyes are closed
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Arjan Singh Puniani is a student contributor to Physics World. He is pursuing an MSc in neural engineering at the University of Pittsburgh, US, where he uses brain–computer interfaces to study the brain. Arjan received a chemical engineering degree from UC Berkeley and has worked in quantum computing and clinical research. In his free time, he enjoys virtual reality, cyberpunk and fitness.
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