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P. Vijay | Sep 8 2008
A 3-D ultrasound scanner for use in minimally invasive brain surgeries has been discovered by a team of biomedical engineers at Duke's Pratt School of Engineering. This brain-scanner can be used for bedside patient monitoring in the absence of CT and..
Anshu | Jun 12 2007
vestib
With the advent of internet and advancement in Science, things are really becoming easier and at doorstep! You would be amazed to know in a recent research bypassing of our own vestibular nervous signals is becoming possible by implanting microchip....
Naveen | May 25 2007
hitachi brain scanner
Hmm...a portable brain scanner from Hitachi! Looks like the guys at the company have taken a break from manufacturing LCDs and Plasmas. Anyway, they have developed a prototype lightweight, portable brain scanner that allows users to keep tabs on their
Naveen | Apr 14 2007
retinal implant
Mark Humayun, M.D., Professor of University of Southern California is currently working on a novel device that mimics the functioning of human retina and is anticipated to restore sight in the retinal diseases affected patients some time in the near...
Naveen | Nov 20 2006
oxycyte
Artificial blood? Yes, I am talking about the artificial blood that will sometime in the near future replace our blood. Oxycyte is a man-made pure white compound that has the ability to carry oxygen 50 times more efficiently than our own blood....
Naveen | Oct 29 2006
brainimplant
If the research carried out by the experts at the University of Washington to develop a brain implant chip gets completed successfully, it could be of great help to the patients suffering from brain injuries, stroke or paralysis as the electronic...
Naveen | Aug 2 2006
mhgfghm
Studying the brain is not a new thing but studying the neurons and how they respond to the environment and experience is no doubt a new concept. The more the animal is exposed to shapes, objects and light, the better it can perceive them. Well, the...