Silicon vision : computational neuroscientist Misha Mahowald / WGBH/Boston.
Working in a very young field, computational neuroscience, a combination of computer science and biology, Misha Mahowald has already played an important part in the development of a silicon retina, a computer chip that reacts to light as the eye's retina does. She is at work on a silicon neuron, the...
Uniform Title: | WGBH collection.
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Language: | English |
Series: | WGBH collection.
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Physical Description: | 1 videodisc (60 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in. |
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Computational neuroscientist Misha Mahowald
Misha Mahowald |
Other Uniform Title: | Discovering women (Television program)
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Format: | Video DVD |
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Working in a very young field, computational neuroscience, a combination of computer science and biology, Misha Mahowald has already played an important part in the development of a silicon retina, a computer chip that reacts to light as the eye's retina does. She is at work on a silicon neuron, the next step towards building an entire visual network. |
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Note: | Originally broadcast on the PBS television program: Discovering women. Digitized for preservation purposes from VHS version published in 1995 by WGBH Educational Foundation and Films for the Humanities & Sciences. Videorecording. |
Call Number: | QA76.2.M34 S5 1995a VideoDVD |
Credits: | Producer, James DeVinney ; executive producer, Judith Vecchione ; narrator, Michelle Pfeiffer. |
System Details: | Burned DVD (DVD-R), all regions, NTSC format. |
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Narrator, Michelle Pfeiffer. |