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In this episode of UVA Data Points, we explore the rapidly evolving world of digital brain twins; personalized, data-driven models of the brain that could revolutionize medicine and neuroscience. Joining the conversation are two leading experts: Dr. Randy McIntosh, a pioneer in brain network analysis, and Dr. Emiliano Ricciardi, an expert in cognitive neuroscience and neuroimaging. Together, with Jack Van Horn, Professor with the School of Data Science and Department of Psychology, they'll dive into how these digital replicas of the brain could change the way we understand cognition, disease, and treatment.
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- 1:30Cognitive Science Podcast
- 2:16What Exactly constitutes a Digital Brain Twin?
- 13:12What are the computational requirements for a synthetic brain?
- 16:53The computational requirements of the Digital Twin
- 28:05Do Digital Twins Play a Role in Estimating Brain Age?
- 34:09Ethical Implications of Digital Twins
- 38:01Ethical Issues of the Digital Twin
- 44:04Could a Digital Twin Brain Ever Become Conscious?
- 51:30Digital Brain Twins: The Future of Science
- 56:30Digital Brain Twins