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ESA ACT on 24 Apr 09Understanding how memory works in a brain. Not the last paper on this topic, I assume.
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Sensors for impossible stimuli may solve the stereo correspondence problem - Nature Neu... - 0 views
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The title could be from the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Sensors for impossible stimuli.
Neurocognitive correlates of liberalism and conservatism - Nature Neuroscience - 0 views
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There are neuronal correlates for political views.
Artificial brain falls for optical illusions - tech - 28 September 2007 - New Scientist... - 0 views
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Brilliant: If computers want to see things like we do, they will also have the same disadvantages.
Nano Air Vehicle Floats Like Maple Seed: Science Fiction in the News - 0 views
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As usual, the Army does it...
Current Biology -- Haynes et al. - 0 views
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Reading Hidden Intentions in the Human Brain
Development of a direct three-dimensional biomicrofabrication concept based on electros... - 0 views
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Sounds cool. Needs application.
Towards a Spiderman suit - 0 views
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large invisible cables and self-cleaning releasable superadhesive materials
Extravehicular Activity Research at MIT Man Vehicle Laboratory - 0 views
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Sexy space suits @ MIT
Mexican forest tests chance for life on Mars - 0 views
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Planting real trees on Mars.
A reversible wet/dry adhesive inspired by mussels and geckos - 0 views
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Latest advances in gecko-like adhesive technology made the cover of Nature in July 2007
SpringerLink - Journal Article - 0 views
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Magnetic landmarks in pigeon experiments.
TAROS 2008 - Home - 0 views
Biomimetic tactile sensing - 0 views
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The vibrissae of rats (et al) are examined and transferred to robotic devices for orientation and tactile exploration.
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