In search of the sixth sense

Alison Abbott
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Alison Abbott: Nature's senior European correspondent

Nature, 2006, vol. 442, issue 7099, 125-127

Abstract: Implants in the brain could one day help paralysed people move robotic arms and legs. But first, scientists need to work out how our brains know where our limbs are, says Alison Abbott.

Date: 2006
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