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Neural engineering

Innovative brain–machine interface set to improve prosthetics and brain research

09 Apr 2020
Abdulmalik Obaid and Nick Melosh
Abdulmalik Obaid (left) and Nick Melosh with their microwire array. This bundle of microwires can enable researchers to watch the activity of hundreds of neurons in the brain in real time. (Courtesy: Andrew Brodhead/Stanford News Service)
An international team led by researchers at Stanford University has developed a new device for conne

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Andrew Williams is a freelance journalist based in Cardiff, specializing in science, technology and business
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