Soft and flexible electrodes monitor neural activity in humans
Kurzweil Network - 28-Apr-2021First-of-its-kind implantable electrodes work without damaging brain tissue
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How to grow functioning human muscles from stem cells
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Probe record activity of hundreds of neurons simultaneously
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Body-on-a-chip includes heart, liver and lung organoids
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3D-printed synthetic soft muscle can lift 1000x its weight
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Breakthrough method for 3D-printing living tissues
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New 3D printing method for silicon medical implants
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Elon Musk wants to enhance us as superhuman cyborgs
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Graphene sheets allow for very-low-cost diagnostic devices
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Whole-body vibration may be as effective as regular exercise
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First nanoengineered retinal implant could regain functional vision
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