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SYSTEM RESEARCH - "Studies from Aalto University in the Area of Neuroscience Described (Neuromagnetic brain responses to other person's eye blinks seen on video)"

Recent findings of the researchers of the Brain Research Unit reveal that eye blinks may relate to the social importance of facial gestures.

Recent findings of the researchers of the Brain Research Unit of the Aalto University reveal that eye blinks may relate to the social importance of facial gestures.

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