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Scientists test tiny brain chips to treat disorders without surgery
Tiny electronic chips that can be threaded into the brain through a needle instead of a scalpel are moving from speculative ...
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Scientists find a way to reverse brain aging
For decades, brain aging sounded like a one-way street: neurons slow down, memory slips, and the best anyone could hope for ...
If you take a look around you, chances are pretty good that within a few seconds, your eyes will fall on some kind of electrical connector. In this day and age, it’s as likely as not to be a ...
A new study reveals a "pinball phase" in a Wigner crystal, where electrons act as both solid and liquid in a quantum ...
The authors have performed a potentially valuable new kind of analysis in connectomics, mapping to an interesting developmental problem of synaptic input to sensory neurons. While the analysis itself ...
This valuable study uses mathematical modeling and analysis to address the question of how neural circuits generate distinct low-dimensional, sequential neural dynamics that can change on fast, ...
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