Have you ever listened to a neuron? One way neuroscientists learn about the brain is by analyzing recordings of synaptic activity. One scientist is taking it a step further by turning data from those recordings into music. The Verge Science team joined Simón(e) Sun in the lab — and the recording studio — to create a song out of a brain cell.
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3:00 Recording a neuron in the wet lab
4:47 Turning recordings into music
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