Neurotech
Nano-Scale Vision Implant Promises New Hope for Blindness
Summary: Researchers developed a novel vision implant, featuring electrodes as small as a single neuron. This advanced technology, designed to ...
Virtual Reality Shows Promise in Treating Depression
Summary: A new study demonstrates the potential of virtual reality (VR) in treating major depressive disorder (MDD). Using extended reality-enhanced ...
Robot Masters Terrain with Animal-Like Gait Transitions
Summary: Researchers leveraged deep reinforcement learning (DRL) to enable a robot to adaptively switch gaits, mimicking animal movements like trotting ...
Robots vs. Animals: Who Wins the Race in Natural Settings?
Summary: Researchers explored whether modern robots can outpace biological organisms in speed and agility. The study concludes that despite advances ...
Tiny Robotic Nerve Cuffs Promise Breakthrough in Neurocare
Summary: Researchers developed innovative, flexible devices that can gently wrap around nerve fibers, potentially transforming the diagnosis and treatment of ...
How Sensory Experiences Shape Neurons
Summary: A new study introduces BARseq—a rapid, cost-effective method for mapping brain cells, revealing new insights into how our brains ...
New Tool Maps Brain Signals with Unprecedented Clarity
Summary: Researchers developed an innovative chemical tool to explore how signals like dopamine and epinephrine interact with neurons via G ...
CAR-T Trial Targets Glioblastoma Brain Cancer
Summary: Researchers initiated a pioneering clinical trial using an advanced form of CAR-T therapy, enhanced by synthetic notch (synNotch) technology, ...
Pea-Sized Human Brain Stimulator Invented
Summary: Researchers developed a groundbreaking pea-sized brain stimulator, the Digitally Programmable Over-brain Therapeutic (DOT), capable of wireless operation through magnetoelectric ...
Learning and Memory Formation’s Molecular Basis
Summary: Researchers developed a new platform to explore dendritic translation’s role in memory formation and its implications for intellectual disorders. ...
