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Light Up Your Brain Cells, Literally!
MCGOVERN INSTITUTE FOR BRAIN RESEARCH. A significant milestone in the field of neuroscience was recently made. An intricate network of circuits, the knowledge of the brain’s working evaded scientists...
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Utilizing Video Games For Recovery of Stroke Victims
NEWCASTLE UNIVERSITY & LIMBS ALIVE, NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE IN THE NORTH-EAST OF ENGLAND. Enter Circus Challenge is a video game developed by New Castle University that will help the brain of stroke...
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Cryptographic Neuroscience: A Game Of Hidden Passwords In Your Mind
STANDFORD UNIVERSITY, CALIFORNIA, USA. A game has been developed recently to store intricate information such as passwords subconsciously. In this new technology, cryptography is combined with...
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EyeMusic Can Help The Blind To See
THE HEBREW UNIVERSITY, JERUSALEM, ISRAEL. The EyeMusic is a device that has been recently developed and its developers claim that it may help the blind to “see”. It is one of the newest mobile...
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Alzheimer’s Disease Will Be Treated Using First Brain Pacemaker
JOHNS HOPKINS UNVERSITY, MARYLAND, USA. Having a pacemaker implant on your chest may not be your typical day at the park. However, this method has actually saved a lot of people with different heart...
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New Brain Stimulation Method Could Enhance Mental Arithmetic Ability
UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD, OXFORD, UK. A recent study has just proven that the brain is truly capable of acting like a light switch for a particular function. This time, researchers worked on a study about...
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Rise up and walk: An electronic dura mater talks damaged neural tissues into...
Every year, up to 500,000 people suffer a spinal cord injury (SCI), which most likely leads to a life-long disability- or at least, that’s what was thought up until now. A new kind of implant, called...
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Innovative Smart Cane For The Blind With Facial Recognition
BIRMINGHAM CITY UNIVERSITY, BIRMINGHAM, UK. The ‘XploR’ smart/mobility cane utilizes the technology used in smartphones to distinguish familiar faces from up to 10 meters away. It also has a GPS that...
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Controlling an Exoskeleton Using a Brain-Computer Interface
KOREA UNIVERSITY, SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA AND TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF BERLIN, BERLIN, GERMANY. A brain-computer control interface for a lower limb exoskeleton was developed to decode specific signals from...
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Penn State Research: Herpes Virus Can Infect Human Neuronal Cells
The Epstein-Barr Virus (EBV) is one of a few highly ubiquitous herpes viruses that infects an estimated 90% – 95% of the adult population without noticeable symptoms, regardless of demographics or...
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Light Up Your Brain Cells, Literally!
MCGOVERN INSTITUTE FOR BRAIN RESEARCH. A significant milestone in the field of neuroscience was recently made. An intricate network of circuits, the knowledge of the brain’s working evaded scientists...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Utilizing Video Games For Recovery of Stroke Victims
NEWCASTLE UNIVERSITY & LIMBS ALIVE, NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE IN THE NORTH-EAST OF ENGLAND. Enter Circus Challenge is a video game developed by New Castle University that will help the brain of stroke...
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Cryptographic Neuroscience: A Game Of Hidden Passwords In Your Mind
STANDFORD UNIVERSITY, CALIFORNIA, USA. A game has been developed recently to store intricate information such as passwords subconsciously. In this new technology, cryptography is combined with...
View ArticleClik here to view.
EyeMusic Can Help The Blind To See
THE HEBREW UNIVERSITY, JERUSALEM, ISRAEL. The EyeMusic is a device that has been recently developed and its developers claim that it may help the blind to “see”. It is one of the newest mobile...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Alzheimer’s Disease Will Be Treated Using First Brain Pacemaker
JOHNS HOPKINS UNVERSITY, MARYLAND, USA. Having a pacemaker implant on your chest may not be your typical day at the park. However, this method has actually saved a lot of people with different heart...
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New Brain Stimulation Method Could Enhance Mental Arithmetic Ability
UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD, OXFORD, UK. A recent study has just proven that the brain is truly capable of acting like a light switch for a particular function. This time, researchers worked on a study about...
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Rise up and walk: An electronic dura mater talks damaged neural tissues into...
Every year, up to 500,000 people suffer a spinal cord injury (SCI), which most likely leads to a life-long disability- or at least, that’s what was thought up until now. A new kind of implant, called...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Innovative Smart Cane For The Blind With Facial Recognition
BIRMINGHAM CITY UNIVERSITY, BIRMINGHAM, UK. The ‘XploR’ smart/mobility cane utilizes the technology used in smartphones to distinguish familiar faces from up to 10 meters away. It also has a GPS that...
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Controlling an Exoskeleton Using a Brain-Computer Interface
KOREA UNIVERSITY, SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA AND TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF BERLIN, BERLIN, GERMANY. A brain-computer control interface for a lower limb exoskeleton was developed to decode specific signals from...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Penn State Research: Herpes Virus Can Infect Human Neuronal Cells
The Epstein-Barr Virus (EBV) is one of a few highly ubiquitous herpes viruses that infects an estimated 90% – 95% of the adult population without noticeable symptoms, regardless of demographics or...
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