Dublin head scanner is 'breakthrough' in brain research

Update: 2025-09-14

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Prof Redmond O'Connell, Professor in Decision Neuroscience at Trinity College Dublin
Dr Ruth Freeman of Research Ireland
Dr Shane Bergin of UCD

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Dublin head scanner is 'breakthrough' in brain research

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Dublin head scanner is 'breakthrough' in brain research

Dublin head scanner is 'breakthrough' in brain research