My Alma mater (USC) is doing some pretty cool things with the human brain. Even when I took a neuroscience class there a couple years ago my professor was working on a prosthetic for the hippocampus, the part of the brain responsible for encoding long term memories.
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Turn the switch on, the animal has the memory; turn it off and they don’t: that’s exactly how it worked
Though still a ways from testing in humans, this could have major implications not only for patients with dementia but for improving human memory in general.
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My Alma mater (USC) is doing some pretty cool things with the human brain. Even when I took a neuroscience class there a couple years ago my professor was working on a prosthetic for the hippocampus, the part of the brain responsible for encoding long term memories.
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Turn the switch on, the animal has the memory; turn it off and they don’t: that’s exactly how it worked
Though still a ways from testing in humans, this could have major implications not only for patients with dementia but for improving human memory in general.
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