Neural interface primer
Posted by neuwrite in Long Writing Pieces on June 6, 2008
Primer on neural interfaces for robotic prosthetics: Clay Lacefield The movement for development of neural interfaces for robotic prosthetics has been driven recently by three major factors: new techniques in recording the activity of neural populations, new findings about the encoding of information in such neural populations that have arisen from use of these techniques, […]
If looks could kill (a brief history of Botox)
Posted by neuwrite in neuwrite group comments on May 10, 2011
Honey, aloe, frankincense oil, almond oil, mucilage paper—these were all ancient remedies for the age-old problem of wrinkles. But a bacterial toxin of which five hundred grams could kill the entire human race? Though it sounds more like a terror plot from a Hollywood doomsday movie, such a deadly substance is, in fact, the most […]
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