Breakthrough Brain-Spine Surgery in China Restores Mobility to Paralyzed Patient
Chinese surgeons perform groundbreaking brain-spine surgery, enabling a paralyzed patient to walk within 24 hours.
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Breakthrough Brain Stimulation Enables Spinal Cord Injury Patients to Walk Again
New research shows electrical stimulation of the brain’s lateral hypothalamus helps spinal cord injury patients regain mobility, achieving significant milestones.
Breakthrough: Chinese Team Reanimates Pig Brain After 50 Minutes
Chinese researchers have achieved a breakthrough by successfully reanimating a pig brain after 50 minutes of death, promising advancements in emergency care.
Scientists Unveil Complete Map of Fruit Fly Brain in Neurobiological Milestone
Scientists complete a detailed map of the adult fruit fly brain, uncovering over 50 million connections that could unlock secrets of brain function across species.
Brain-Inspired AI from Chinese Mainland Reduces Energy Consumption
Chinese mainland scientists have developed a brain-inspired AI model that significantly reduces energy consumption, offering a new approach to artificial intelligence by focusing on internal complexity.
South Korea’s Nano-MIND Unlocks Wireless Brain Control
South Korea’s Institute for Basic Science introduces Nano-MIND, a cutting-edge technology that uses magnetic fields to wirelessly control specific brain regions, revolutionizing neuroscience and therapeutic applications.
Revolutionizing Neuroscience: China’s First 1,024-Channel Neural Probe Breaks Ground
Peking University’s Duan Xiaojie leads the development of Neuroscroll, a 1,024-channel neural probe enabling unprecedented brain activity recording in macaques.
Chinese Scientists Create Detailed Macaque Brain Network Map
A team from the Chinese Academy of Sciences has developed a detailed macaque brain map, advancing our understanding of human brain function and cognitive processes.
Study Reveals How Trauma Transforms Mice Brains to Heighten Escape Responses
Israeli researchers at the University of Haifa discover how trauma alters mice brains, making them overreact to previously harmless stimuli, with implications for new trauma treatments.