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Prize-Winning Research Stimulates Deep Brain Without Surgery

2006 Newcomb Cleveland Prize Recipients

Michael Shadlen: Eyes, Angel Dust, Alan Turing, and Decision-Making in the Brain

Patient is First to Undergo Robot-Assisted Cochlear Implantation

Man with Paralysis Regains Sense of Touch Thanks to Brain Implant

Scratching at the neuroscience of itch

Luz Martínez-Miranda riding new wave in liquid crystal research

Brainstem Implants Bringing Sound to Some Children

For Safer Self-Driving Cars, the Race Track May Hold the Key

In Biomedical Engineering, Experts See Big Research Opportunities and Some Funding Challenges

The interdisciplinary work necessary to develop biomedical engineering devices holds great potential for collaborative research, but challenges remain in making the technology available for public use.

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