Tags: Optogenetics

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Research Suggests Alzheimer’s Patients Can Recover Lost Memories

Science/Health

Bio-Bots Guided By Light Might Revolutionize Diagnostic, Medicine And Sensing Techniques

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Motor Neurons: Scientists Discover New Role That Paints Different Picture Of Brain Cells

Science/Health

Sleep: Scientists Discover Brain Region That Rapidly Wakes You From Sleep

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Tastes Such As Bitter And Sweet Can Be Switched On And Off Through Brain Manipulation

Tech

Scientists Control Worm Brain Cells Using Sound Waves

Science/Health

Optogenetics Delivered Internally For The First Time Through Implantable Glowing Device

News

Lost Memories Restored by Light Technology

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DARPA Unveils 'Cortical Modem' Project Aimed at Giving Vision to The Blind

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Neural Transmission Observed In Live Animals For The First Time, Revealing Secrets Of Higher Brain Function

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Health

Global Diabetes Rate Has Doubled In Last 30 Years: Study

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World

Nearly Half Of Tropical Coral Species Face Extinction: Report

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World

Climate Crisis Worsening Already 'Hellish' Refugee Situation: UN

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