medical technology

Mind control or telepathy is not a fiction anymore. A group of scientists from University of Washington have proven through a research that information can be sent from one brain to another with the help of a certain setup. They are now focusing on how to utilize this process to benefit the education system.

The functionality of a human brain is really mysterious. Study has found that human brains can make decisions during sleep. On the other hand, scientists have created next generation data storage devices that mimic the memory of the human brain. And now, scientists have invented a brain decoder that could read your inner thoughts.

Scientists have successfully managed to erase specific memories in mice by using light, and this success is opening up doors to advanced treatment for brain damage and PTSD patients.

Since the 3D printing things have shown a great success in most of the cases, doctors as well as hospitals have already inclined to use this technology in with patients. Lately, we have come to know that Beijing Hospital has done the world's first 3D printed vertebra surgery to a 12-year-old boy in China.

We normally use hard-drive, memory card or flash drive to store data. If they crash anyhow, then all information will be lost. So which is the safest way to store data for long time? Researchers at the European Bioinformatics Institute (EBI) in UK say, the best way to store large amounts of data is in the form of De-oxyribo Nucleic Acid (DNA)…

It is not uncommon to catch a viral disease from a friend or a family member. In such conditions, nothing feels better than to put the blame on somebody else. A new Facebook app aims to help you in this regard, by finding the culprit who may be most likely to have caused your illness.

You might have heard that a team of scientists at the University of Waterloo has created the world’s largest virtual brain called Semantic Pointer Architecture Unified Network, in short SPAUN. The latest news is that SPAUN has proved to be intelligent to; it has also passed IQ tests usually taken by human to measure their intelligence level.

After years of study, Chris Eliasmith, a neuroscientist at the University of Waterloo, along with others researchers has created "the world's largest simulation of a functioning brain" called Semantic Pointer Architecture Unified Network, in short SPAUN.

Researchers have developed a new device that allows blind people to see words in Braille format by stimulating the light-sensitive part of the eye. In short, blind people will be able to read through Braille.