Neuromodulation helps paralysed man take independent steps
Spinal cord stimulation and physical therapy enables independent stepping after paralysing injury
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fMRI reveals finger motion encoding in the brain
Functional MRI reveals how finger movement corresponds to sensory and motor regions of the brain
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Simulations improve MEG spatial resolution
Improved beamforming and 3D printed headcasts increase the spatial resolution of magnetoencephalography
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Injectable mesh electronics opens up a new window into vision research
Researchers have succeeded in monitoring the activity of individual retina cells in an awake animal for the first time
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Designs on a high-performance motor BCI
Quantifying the recording stability of intracortical microelectrodes could lead to more reliable brain-computer interfaces
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Bioengineered gel helps repair brain tissue
Injectable angiogenic material might be used in a potential new therapy for stroke
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DBS implant adapts to patient’s neural signals
Adaptive deep brain stimulation for Parkinson's disease uses the patient's neural signals to modify the stimulation amplitude in real time
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Brain modulation improves twilight vision
Internal modulation of brain activity at twilight improves visual perception
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If I’m stressed then you’re stressed
Studies in mice reveal that stress can be transmitted to other individuals
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Artificial limb use alters brain regions
Prosthetic limb users with hand-loss have greater activity in visual-hand selective areas than control subjects
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