A high-density, stretchable, 32-electrode grid for neural recording and neurological disorder treatment
A potential Neuralink device? (see SXSW video)
Super-resolution microscopy captures images in both space and time
High-speed “4D” views inside living cells
Metalens with artificial muscle simulates (and goes way beyond) human-eye and camera optical functions
Thin, flat structure promises to revolutionize eyeglasses, cameras, microscopes, and augmented and virtual-reality optics
Measuring deep-brain neurons’ electrical signals at high speed with light instead of electrodes
“We will be able to watch a neural computation happen ... a step toward understanding what a thought or a feeling actually is.” --- Prof. Edward Boyden
Low-cost EEG can now be used to reconstruct images of what you see
Has promising uses for locked-in patients and forensics --- no expensive fMRI machine needed
Do our brains use the same kind of deep-learning algorithms used in AI?
Bridging the gap between neuroscience and AI
round-up | Two new wearable sensors may replace traditional medical diagnostic devices
Breakthrough technologies presented at AAAS annual meeting Feb. 17, 2018
Are you a cyborg?
How to generate electricity from your body, bioprint a brain, and “resleeve your stack.”
How to shine light deeper into the brain
Less-invasive way to stimulate the brain with light may lead to new treatments for neurological disorders
Superconducting ‘synapse’ could enable powerful future neuromorphic supercomputers
Fires 200 million times faster than human brain, uses one ten-thousandth as much energy
