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in Future Human

The Military Is Funding Ethicists to Keep Its Brain Enhancement Experiments in Check

Efforts involving brain-computer interfaces pose myriad risks to would-be supersoldiers

Mini Neanderthal Brains Could Reveal the Origins of Psychiatric Disorders

The lab-grown organoids are helping us understand the modern brain

Here Are the Major Advances in Brain Implants That Happened in 2020

Scientists moved closer to linking the human brain to computers

Implanted Devices Are the Future of Medicine, but They’re Vulnerable to Hackers

Electronic medical implants can come with serious security risks

This Device Reads Paralyzed People’s Thoughts Through Their Veins

A brain implant inserted in the jugular allows ALS patients to type with their minds

The First Gene-Edited Squid in History Is a Biological Breakthrough

The modified squid could be useful for brain research

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