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g.tec - Guger Technologies - 0 views

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    Want your own portable EEG ? Impossible to find the price...
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Mattel Mind Flex: The game features an obstacle course that you will use your brainwave... - 0 views

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Wasp inspires brain-boring surgical robot - New Scientist - 0 views

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    Similar to the GSP related driller study.
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Want to Remember Everything You'll Ever Learn? Surrender to This Algorithm - 0 views

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    any volunteers?
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Sex and Financial Risk linked Brain - 0 views

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    should we do a study on this :-) ?
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Colours light up brain structure : Nature News - 0 views

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    A new and amazing method for neuron staining.
Christos Ampatzis

Plants: Adaptive behavior, root-brains, and minimal cognition - 1 views

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    Hello? Tobias, Dario, Luis: Should we take a look?
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    They are philosophers, and they don't quote your study... might be interesting nevertheless...
Luke O'Connor

Why Do Woodpeckers Resist Head Impact Injury: A Biomechanical Investigation - 2 views

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    "...the woodpecker does not experience any head injury at the high speed of 6-7 m/s with a deceleration of 1000 g when it drums a tree trunk. It is still not known how woodpeckers protect their brain from impact injury...."
Thijs Versloot

Paralyzed woman moves thought controlled robot - 1 views

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    A bit of an older story, but I was quite impressed (as a robotics non-expert) by the movement in the video. To me it shows the power of the brain and the "eagerness" (lack of better word) at which it tries to exert some control in the world around it.
Athanasia Nikolaou

More science crowdsourcing games! - "EyeWire" - 4 views

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    There is this optical neuron that gets stimulated from motion. Mapping it is difficult in the lab: "The stumbling block is a lack of fine-grained anatomical detail about how the neurons in the retina are wired up to each other." So, use people deciphering from 2D images --> the 3D neuron structure using the human spatial reasoning to figure out what is part of a branching cell and what is just background noise in the images (yet incomparable to their best algorithms' performance) 120.000 users so far mapped 2% of the retina
Ma Ru

Neural Network simulation chip from IBM - 1 views

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    There you go, the latest-and-greatest chip is there. Now the only remaining tiny detail - program it.
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    Let's buy it first and we'll figure the rest out later :P
Thijs Versloot

Advanced AI May Be Coming to Smartphones | MIT Technology Review - 2 views

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    Software that roughly mimics the way the brain works could give smartphones new smarts-leading to more accurate and sophisticated apps for tracking everything from workouts to emotions. The software exploits an artificial-intelligence technique known as deep learning, which uses simulated neurons and synapses to process data.
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Emotiv Systems - 1 views

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    This one is only 300 dollars ! and quite stylish !
Thijs Versloot

Is increased light exposure from screens and phones bad for your health? @Wired - 1 views

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    As Stevens says in the new article, researchers now know that increased nighttime light exposure tracks with increased rates of breast cancer, obesity and depression. Correlation isn't causation, of course, and it's easy to imagine all the ways researchers might mistake those findings. The easy availability of electric lighting almost certainly tracks with various disease-causing factors: bad diets, sedentary lifestyles, exposure to they array of chemicals that come along with modernity. Very difficult to prove causation I would think, but there are known relationships between hormone levels and light.
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    There is actually a windows program called flux, that changes the temperature on your screen to match normal light cycles. When the sun sets it switches to a "warmer" more reddish tint on your screen to promote sleepiness. The typically bright blue/neon white settings of most pc settings is quite "awakening" and keeps your brain running for longer. This impacts your sleeping patterns and all the consequences of that. Amazingly, this flux thing does have an effect. That being said, I wouldn't be too quick to blame it all on PC/artificial lighting time. Sedentary lifestyles, etc can very well place one in a position of long term pc/phone usage so it's quite hard to draw a causal link.
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    nice - also exists for MAC btw: https://justgetflux.com/news/pages/mac/
Daniel Hennes

Google Just Open Sourced the Artificial Intelligence Engine at the Heart of Its Online ... - 2 views

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    TensorFlow is an open source software library for numerical computation using data flow graphs. Nodes in the graph represent mathematical operations, while the graph edges represent the multidimensional data arrays (tensors) communicated between them. The flexible architecture allows you to deploy computation to one or more CPUs or GPUs in a desktop, server, or mobile device with a single API. TensorFlow was originally developed by researchers and engineers working on the Google Brain Team within Google's Machine Intelligence research organization for the purposes of conducting machine learning and deep neural networks research, but the system is general enough to be applicable in a wide variety of other domains as well.
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    And the interface even looks a bit less retarded than theano
Dario Izzo

Study maps extroversion types in the brain's anatomy - 7 views

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    Anna will rule the world!!!!
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    So... start preparing to be required to attach your brain scan along with your job application...
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