Scientists developed a needle-thin brain implant that can record neural activity, deliver drugs, and stimulate multiple brain regions simultaneously, offering a precise research tool and potential treatment for neurological disorders.
University of Pennsylvania researchers developed a new AI method, "Mollifier Layers," to solve complex inverse partial differential equations, improving stability and reducing computational demands.
Researchers developed a high-fidelity CPR simulator to study blood flow in reduced gravity, revealing differences in arterial pressure and aiming to improve space medicine.
A new microfluidic device developed by Brown University and NIST researchers measures cell elasticity and size faster and more reliably than previous methods, potentially aiding disease diagnosis.