SMALLER than a grain of salt yet more powerful than ever imagined, a neural implant has been shown to wirelessly record brain activity in living animals for more than a year, marking a major milestone in neurotechnology and bioengineering.
SMALLER than a grain of salt yet more powerful than ever imagined, a neural implant has been shown to wirelessly record brain activity in living animals for more than a year, marking a major milestone in neurotechnology and bioengineering.