http://www.educationnews.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/brian_scan.jpg Neuroscience joined with art has allowed for scientists to accurately map and model the brain. Mapping the brain has helped scientists see the many functions of each part of the brain, and to see if the brain is functioning correctly. A fMRI, an example of brain mapping, allows for images of the brain to be seen by doctors to see if the brain is functioning correctly. Suzanne Anker used fMRI's as a form of art by superimposing butterflies as an overlay on the fMRI which gives somewhat of an optical illusion for the viewer. Anker's technique influences scientists to continue the work to gain more information about the brain. http://www.nature.com/nrn/journal/v10/n11/fig_tab/nrn2736_F2.html In the article "Neuroculture", neuroculture is defined as "The interaction between art and science offers an opportunity to make the scientific community and the public aware of the social and ethi...
L. Dove, Laurie. "How a Supernova Works." HowStuffWorks Science. HowStuffWorks, 29 Sept. 2011. Web. 28 May 2017. Professor Vesna explained is the video lectures, space is where math, science, art, nanotechnology intertwine. Art has allowed for what was once unknown to turn into real life and has helped us learn more about our planet, universe and everything around us in this world. Morningstar, Conrad. "Time Traveling Views from Stars." OMNI Media. N.p., 25 Nov. 2016. Web. 28 May 2017 The "Powers of Ten" video, puts into perspective how tiny humans are when we think about the rest of the world around us. Scientists today are able to enhance in both positive and negative directions and are able to look deeper in these ways in space because it shows us images that tell us specifically what is in universe and even how we were created and how life firs...
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