
Upgrade Your Brain: Liquid Hard Drive Implants Could Increase Intellect
Storing photos, documents and other files in brain-implantable liquid could one day be a reality after researchers discovered a new method of storing data in microscopic particles suspended in a solution.
This novel type of data storage, referred to as "wet computing", is able to make use of bio-compatible nanoparticles that could be used within - and in tandem with - the human body.
One practical application could be simply as a sensor. Nanoparticle clusters could be introduced into the bloodstream to detect, for example, glucose levels in order to assist diabetes sufferers.
Another implementation, which could potentially be realized within a few years, would be as "passive sensors". These could replace use-by-dates on food wrappers by signaling when food is spoiled by changing color.
Paper:
http://pubs.rsc.org/en/content/articlelanding/2014/sm/c4sm00796d#!divAbstract
Full article:
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/upgrade-your-brain-liquid-hard-drive-implants-could-increase-intellect-1458374
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Wouldn't too much intellect cause your fusimotors to overload? You have a brilliant mind already, don't want it to short circuit
ReplyDeleteThere's never too much when it comes to neuroequippment. :)
ReplyDeleteBrain like an information sponge...
ReplyDeleteMedicine’s transistor moment — GV Notes — Medium
ReplyDelete.. Twelve years after the first human genome was sequenced, we’re starting to build a map of which gene mutations cause which cancers. Researchers at the Broad Institute estimate they’ll need to sequence 100,000 cancer tissue samples to find all driver mutations (where “all” is defined as 98%) for the 50 most prevalent cancers. So far, they’ve analyzed close to 5,000 samples — far from complete, but the path is getting clearer.
5. Genetic repair ..
https://medium.com/gv-notes/medicine-s-transistor-moment-fb6c88f4352f
Technology is taking over lol soon there gonna make robots that highly intelligent enough to think speak and act like humans
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