What is the Connection Between Neuroscience and the Physics of Light?

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In summary, the connection between neuroscience and the physics of light lies in the study of how the brain processes and responds to visual stimuli. This involves understanding the complex interactions between light waves and neural activity, as well as the role of various brain structures and pathways in vision. By combining insights from both disciplines, scientists are gaining a deeper understanding of the brain's visual processing capabilities and potential applications for conditions such as blindness.
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