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Story of Artificial Head Technology
The possibility of recording sound signals exactly as they are perceived by the human ear: an idea which has been around for over 100 years.
1886
However, initial experiments exhibited at the World Fair in Paris in 1886 and the later systems of De Boer and Vermeulen (1939) fail to achieve the expectations of their inventors.
1969
Similar disappointment results with the head created in 1969 by Kürer, Plenge and Wilkins, and manufactured from 1973. True-to-the-original reproduction of signals recorded using this system is not possible. Loudspeaker compatibility and spatial impression at playback via headphones prove impossible to achieve. Because of inherent noise, recordings around the hearing threshold cannot be realized.

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History of Biomedicine
This site is a collection of resources on the history of biomedicine.
URL: www.mic.ki.se/History.html [edit]
Brief History of the Basal Ganglia
This University of Edinburgh presents a short site on the history of basal ganglia.
URL: www.anc.ed.ac.uk/ [edit]
Milestones in Neuroscience Research
This site is a brief chronology on milestones in neuroscience research.
URL: faculty.washington.edu/chudler/hist.html [edit]
Univeristy of Michigan Historical Center for the Health Sciences
We are a clearinghouse of information about primary source material which documents the history of the health sciences.
URL: www.med.umich.edu/HCHS/ [edit]

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Composed and performed by David G. Iadevaia

They called Grandison Harris the ``Resurrection Man.''

But few if any history books record much about Harris, the man who more than a century ago helped provide the Medical College of Georgia with fresh cadavers.

Playfully given the nickname Resurrection Man by doctors, Harris was a 36-year-old Gullah slave purchased for $700 off an auction block in Charleston, S.C., by the Medical College in 1852.

His mission was morbid but simple: Rob graves at Augusta's black Cedar Grove Cemetery and bring bodies back to the school.

From pioneering work in optical technologies, digital switching through to work in advanced software techniques and protocols, BT, through its research and development arm at Adastral Park in Suffolk, has long been recognised as an industry leader in technical innovation in the communication world.