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Brain stores emotions in hexagonal structure

A study published in PLOS Biology showed that neuroscientists from Emory University used fMRI to detect a hexagonal pattern in brain activity while participants evaluated emotional information.

Field
the brain and neuroscience
What they did
Neuroscientists used functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to detect a hexagonal pattern in brain activity while people evaluated emotional information.
Why it matters
This could help explain how the brain structures and processes complex emotions using a geometric coordinate system.
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