• Zhang Wei posted an update in the group Group logo of ProductProduct 8 months, 1 week ago

    U.S Scientists Created EVO 2, The First Open-Source A.I Trained On 9.3T DNA Letters From 128K+ Species (Some Extinct). Using Stripedhyena 2, It Reads 1M Letters At Once To Write DNA/RNA/Proteins. It Detects BRCA1 Cancer Mutations With 90% Accuracy, & Can Design Whole Bacterial Genomes Or CRISPR Systems. A Game Changer For Research/Drug Development.

  • Zhang Wei posted an update in the group Group logo of HealthHealth 8 months, 4 weeks ago

    U.S Scientists Created The World’s First Non-Invasive Nasal Drop To Treat Glioblastoma. The Drop Uses Nasal Nerves To Bypass The Blood-Brain Barrier, Activating STING In Brain Immune Cells To Turn Cold Tumors Hot For Immune Attack. In Mice, The Drop Plus T-Cell Drugs Eradicated Tumors And Provided Long-Term Immunity. Human Trials Are Next.

  • Zhang Wei posted an update in the group Group logo of ProductProduct 10 months, 2 weeks ago

    US Scientists, In A First, Used Geobacter Sulfurreducens Bacteria To Create Protein Nanowires For Ultra-Efficient, Bio-Integrated Artificial Neurons That Mimic Real Neurons. It Senses Natural Signals (~0.1V) With Low Power Use (1/10th Voltage, 1/100th Power). While Sustainable & Brain-Like, Scaling Issues Hinder Full Computing Replacement.

  • Zhang Wei posted an update in the group Group logo of HealthHealth 1 year ago

    New Research Shows Neurogenesis, Birth Of New Brain Cells, Continues In The Hippocampus Into Old Age, Though Formation Rates Decline With Age And Vary Individually. Using RNA Sequencing & Machine Learning On Postmortem Brains Aged 0–78, Scientists Found Immature Neurons. These Findings Could Aid Neurodegenerative & Psychiatric Treatments.

  • Zhang Wei posted an update in the group Group logo of HealthHealth 1 year, 3 months ago

    Cortical Labs’ CL1 Is The World’s First Biological Computer, Combining Human Neurons And A Silicon Chip. The Shoebox-Sized Device, With Neurons Fed By Nutrient Broth, Simulates Learning & May Advance Brain & Drug Research. It Lasts 6 Months, Costs $35k, & Ships In Late 2025. Some Scientists Raise Ethical Concerns About Neurons Consciousness.

  • Zhang Wei posted an update in the group Group logo of ProductProduct 6 years, 5 months ago

    Another Device That May Help Folks Who Can’t Speak Has Been Created. The Device, Which Is Based On Neural Patterns Detected When Someone Is Speaking Aloud, Is Said To Turn Brain Activity Into Text. Researchers, However, Are Optimistic That It Could Eventually Be Used On Patients Who Are Completely Unable To Speak.

  • Zhang Wei posted an update in the group Group logo of HealthHealth 7 years ago

    Scientists Have Created A Tiny Smartphone Controlled Brain Implant That Can Selectively Manipulate Brain Cell Circuits To Uncover Problems like Parkinson’s And Alzheimer’s Diseases. The Implant, Said To Be The First Wireless Neural Device Capable Of Delivering Multiple Drugs And Color Light, Could Also Aid In Brain Treatment Development, In…

  • Zhang Wei posted an update in the group Group logo of HealthHealth 7 years, 1 month ago

    Researchers At The University of Washington, To Help Solve Communication Problems, Have Created A Tetris-Like Game, Known As BrainNet, Which Telepathically Moves Shapes On A Computer Screen With The Use Of Thoughts, Translated Via Electroencephalography Caps And A Computer, Between A Reciever And Senders Brains.

  • Zhang Wei posted an update in the group Group logo of HealthHealth 7 years, 4 months ago

    A Virtual Voice Generator, Which Can Help Folks Who Can’t Speak, May Have Been Created. The Device Decodes What The Brain Intends To Say, And Then Translates It To Understandable Speech With No Muscle Movement Needed. The Device Does This Through Electrodes Implanted Around The Brain Regions Involved In Movement And Auditory Signaling.

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