Hello everyone, I'm looking forward to participate in my university's investigation program. I've reviewed several topics involving the human brain, in both microscopic and macroscopic aspects. My principal interest is on doing a fMRI study of brain's anatomical correlates with consciousness and mental processes. Of course, I do believe a fMRI study has a lot of limitations involved, that's why I wanted to ask you other approaches to the human brain which could be more achievable. Thanks a lot!
Depression is always a popular topic. You can test your client in different depressed states and the check how the fMRI changes.
s. Béatrice Marianne Ewalds-Kvist Thanks for the recommendation! I find really interesting that article you shared, I once read that hysterectomy in female mice affected their spatial memory. I'll read your research and keep searching for similar studies and involving fMRI or PET images.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/11017166/
The above article is a hot topic for fmri brain images.
I would suggest you to involve a PET scan if economically possible.
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