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December 2, 2005

Learning Language

Magnetoencephalography, MEG for short, is the measurement of magnetic fields produced by the electrical activity in the brain. Yang Zhang a researcher at the U of M uses MEG to study language development in infants and as a diagnostic tool for kids with language problems.

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