The Brain Cells That Make Us Uniquely Human
Researchers are cataloging and analyzing every cell type in the brain through the National Institutes of Health’s The BRAIN Initiative®
read moreResearchers are cataloging and analyzing every cell type in the brain through the National Institutes of Health’s The BRAIN Initiative®
read moreNeurostimulation is an increasingly promising type of intervention for improving and enhancing memory
read moreCompanies are drawing on NASA technologies that were originally designed for space application and adapting them to address the needs of a changing climate
read moreClinicians have long used ultrasound to image inside the body, but it may prove even more useful as a therapeutic tool
read moreGene editing is now on the threshold of becoming a mainstream treatment for a host of diseases and genetic treatments are posed to shape the future of health care
Sepsis is one of the largest health crises of our time, and an ideal group to fight it are the innovators who comprise IEEE.
As antibacterial resistance increases—now thought responsible for an estimated 5 million deaths worldwide each year—scientists are investigating two distinct approaches to combating this deadly problem: Develop new antibiotics that defy pathogen resistance or design methods that hone antibiotic selection and fight individual infections better
Emergent technologies are frequently demonized due to the fear of the unknown. The doubts and alarms are more often than not sparked by their own developers, in a secret wish to become the masters of such fears, and thereby increase their control and influence upon laymen
The late physicist and Nobel Prize winner Linus Pauling once said. “The best way to have a good idea is to have lots of ideas.” And, that also implies that, of the many ideas generated in one’s head, a lot of them would not be classified as “good”; not all of our ideas are worth the calories they take to develop them.
read moreThe Famous engineer Henry Petroski once wrote about one of his students who asked, “Why do engineering students feel superior to those of us studying in nontechnical fields?”
read moreThis text, Digital Human Modeling and Medicine, is a comprehensive overview in 32 chapters distributed within six sections of the state-of-the-art and applications of the field of human modeling and applications in medicine
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