Technology & Society
A brain-computer interface was implanted in a Japanese man’s motor cortex. Signals that would have made his own arms and legs move instead went to the avatar’s, making it move. Here’s the video and the story.
CMU researchers may be creating technology that speeds up the progress of medical advances that can help us live longer. From Bio IT world: “The researchers published their findings in a paper last month (“Graphical Models for Structured Classification, with
This should be an interesting conference. The invite says: “At Aging 2008 you will engage with top scientists and advocates as they present their findings and advice, and learn what you can do to help accelerate progress towards a cure