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艾德·博伊登:神经的光控开关

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艾德·博伊登展示了他如何用植入性光纤选择性地激活或冻结某一部分神经,那就是将感光性蛋白质基因植入脑细胞。通过这种史无前例的控制技术,他用来治疗患有创伤后应激障碍和某些程度失明的老鼠。相信在不久的将来,就会出现人造神经。会议主持人Juan Enriquez将开展简短的提问与回答。

At the MIT Media Lab, Ed Boyden leads the Synthetic Neurobiology Group, which invents technologies to reveal how cognition and emotion arise from brain networks -- and to enable systematic repair of disorders such as epilepsy and PTSD. Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Simplified by Ralph Jin
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