Brain activity
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New Silicon Device Enables Scientists to Monitor Neuron Activity
Stanford University researchers have developed a new device that enables them to observe real-time neural activity in the brain. The device has microwires measuring smaller than half a human hair's width; hundreds of these wires are inserted in the brain and are directly connected to a chip that records brain signals that pass each wire.
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