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Human Connectome Project (Hcp)

Authors: Shashank Shekhar Tiwari*, Shivani Joshi, Tanvi Mittal, Shruti Jain;

Human Connectome Project (Hcp)

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This project deals with the nervous system and its function in brain. Here connectome means the microscopic neural connectivity and its mapping between all the neurons present in the brain which further represents their graphical representation on the visual screen also which will further help us to zoom into a region to explore the cells and the functions depending on it and taking this one step ahead the memory implementation in human brain so it will be used as a memory unit except the fact that it will not effect the brain’s existing memory so a person can live his/her daily life too though the basic step is to implement this idea in real life is to study and understand about functioning and working of brain and by activating maximum and achievable amount of inactive brain cells though this step could be revolutionary. Here the research is on the ancient Indian(Vedic), and some new techniques which also includes some today’s technology i.e.; brainstorming, BCI(machine which helps to locate brain in a graphical manner on a visual screen), and etc. , of boosting up our some inactive brain part. The central problem on which this research is written, is the inactive brain cells between the teen age to old age. The basic design of the study is to implement our old Indian techniques and some others to achieve the brain’s usage limit and to figure out the way to exceed it too which will further help us to store data digitally in brain. Nowadays brainstorming is a trend to activate the inactive brain cells which opens energy centers in our body which include some extraordinary activities that is almost impossible to do by any normal human being but researchers have found that Indian Yoga is way more powerful than the brainstorming activities in a manner to be body fit too and so far we found that this the only way to increase brain capacity and its usage though in future it might be possible due to some new high-tech machines.

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