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4 Future Technologies That Could Restore Human Sight

From retinal electrode arrays to sound waves, these futuristic technologies could help blind people see.

Diego ghezziDan dunfeeEcole polytechniqueDavid gammStuart trenholmRaunak sinhaBeth capowskiQifa zhouUniversity of wisconsinUniversity of pittsburgh health sciencesMontreal neurological instituteVingts national eye hospitalUniversity of pittsburgh school medicineEye centerUniversity of southern californiaPittsburgh school

Using Light and Sound to Reveal Rapid Brain Activity in Unprecedented Detail

Duke researchers use a combination of hardware innovations and machine learning algorithms to create the fastest photoacoustic imaging tool available

United statesXiaoyi zhuQiangzhou rongXiling shenAnthony dispiritoQiang huangUlrike hoffmannHuaxin shengLaiming jiangXiaorui pengQifa zhouJunjie yaoTri vuNational institutes of healthAmerican heart association collaborative sciences awardSilicon valley community foundation

Using light and sound to reveal rapid brain activity in unprecedented detail

Using light and sound to reveal rapid brain activity in unprecedented detail
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United statesXiaoyi zhuQiangzhou rongXiling shenAnthony dispiritoQiang huangUlrike hoffmannHuaxin shengLaiming jiangXiaorui pengQifa zhouJunjie yaoTri vuNational institutes of healthAmerican heart association collaborative sciences awardSilicon valley community foundation

Ultrasound That Takes a Baby s First Pictures May Also Help the Blind to See

USC researchers are exploring a non-invasive solution that could restore sight to the retina by using sound with ultrasound wearable lens.

Marks humayunGengxi luQifa zhouSarah hopkinsNational eye instituteUniversity of southern californiaSouthern californiaDeclines duePatent for

A new non-surgical treatment can help restore vision loss With ultrasound waves?

A research team from the University of Southern California (USC) is working on a new treatment model that can stimulate retinal neurons with ultrasound waves.

Marks humayunGengxi luQifa zhouUniversity of southern californiaSouthern californiaVision loss treatmentUltrasound wavesVision lossUltrasound transducer

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