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Human Controls Computer Mouse with Neuralink Brain Chip, Musk Reports

3 Comments / Medicine, Neurological, Tech / Ngoma Manuel

The first human recipient of Neuralink’s innovative brain implant has reportedly achieved a significant milestone, demonstrating the ability to operate a computer mouse cursor solely with their thoughts. Update on Trial Progress Elon Musk, the founder of Neuralink, provided an update on the trial subject’s progress via Spaces, a social media platform recently acquired by […]

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Breakthrough in Organoid Intelligence

Biotechnology, Engineering, Tech / Eduardo Paulo

Scientists are thinking about whether AI can use small lab-grown organs instead of computers to work better, by copying structures similar to brains. They call this Organoid Intelligence. Artificial Intelligence is getting a lot of attention as a big technological change right now. But Organoid Intelligence might push AI even more. Lab Tissue Organoids are

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The Impact of Neuralink on Humanity

Assistive Tech, Neurological, Tech / Jorge Paka

Elon Musk and associates established the neurotechnology startup Neuralink intending to create implantable brain-machine interfaces (BMIs). The business is developing technology that uses a tiny brain implant to connect people to computers. Although the company is still in its infancy and has not yet produced any goods, the technology it has developed has a wide

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AI-Enhanced Catheter for Medication-Free UTI Prevention

Biology, Biotechnology, Healthcare / Jorge Paka

A 3D-printed catheter creates a miniature obstacle course to thwart microbes, addressing widespread infections in hospital settings. Over 100 million people globally need a urinary catheter annually, which is crucial post-surgery. Yet, around one quarter in developing nations and about an eighth in the U.S. who use them may experience catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTI)

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Promising New Antibiotic Targets Drug-Resistant Bacteria

Biotechnology, Medicine, Tech / Ngoma Manuel

An antibiotic belonging to a novel class of drugs has recently been uncovered, offering potential effectiveness against a major bacterial threat to human health. The antibiotic, named zosurabalpin, has exhibited promising results in laboratory experiments and mouse trials, specifically targeting a highly drug-resistant strain of Acinetobacter baumannii, a bacterium classified as a priority one critical

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Scientists Unite Quantum Biology & AI for Gene Editing Accuracy

Biotechnology, Medicine, Tech / Ana Kiesse Zeleme

ORNL scientists used quantum biology, AI, and bioengineering to improve CRISPR Cas9 genome editing for microbes, boosting renewable fuel and chemical production. CRISPR is a powerful bioengineering tool, that alters genetic code for improved organism performance or mutation correction. CRISPR Cas9 targets and cleaves specific genome sites using a single guide RNA. Previous predictive models

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Scientists are Close to Creating a Male Birth Control Pill. Will Men Embrace it?

Biology, Medical Care, Medicine, Pharmacy, Science Education / Jorge Paka

Researchers in the United Kingdom are currently testing the first male contraceptive pill. This raises the question of whether men are willing to actively participate or if they prefer women to continue shouldering the entire burden of deciding when and whether to reproduce. Historically, women have borne the predominant burden of preventing pregnancy, often resorting

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Vembi: Enhancing Affordable Braille Displays for Indian School Education

Assistive Tech, Tech / Eduardo Paulo

Blind or visually impaired students in India may face limited book access, resulting in lower literacy rates. The Hexis-Antara solution addresses this challenge by transforming both academic and non-academic content into Braille instantly on a specially designed device, eliminating access barriers for children. A Special Tool Vembi’s Hexis-Antara solution is a special tool that helps

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Walking Quickly Crucial in Fighting Diabetes, Reveals Study

Medical Care, Medicine, Tech / Eduardo Paulo

Walking regularly is known to help prevent diabetes, but a recent study tries to figure out the best speed for maximum benefits. The study suggests that adding a bit more speed to your walk could significantly reduce the risk of developing diabetes. Only Benefits It’s well known that exercise and walking are great for our

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Human-cell Biobots Boost Neuron Growth Sans DNA Mods

Medicine, Neurological, Tech / Eduardo Paulo

Scientists made tiny living robots from human tracheal cells. These little biological robots can move and collaborate to help damaged neurons heal, and the best part is they can do it without changing any genes. These tiny bots could revolutionize how we treat diseases and help the body heal itself. The scientists expanded on earlier

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