As "neuro" goes mainstream, Big Business hopes to decode the brain's secrets
Marketing is using information from how the brain works to sell to people more effectively
But the atlas should also provide a springboard for a broader range of experiments. "Neuroimaging is more than finding the next drug for anxiety," says Allan Schore, a neuroscientist at the UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine. "We can study empathy, trust, deception, emotional communication, regulation of violence--issues that are central to human existence."