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George floyd, were officer derek shelton killed this man. i believe in ghosts of george floyd was right over this trial. it could very well have influenced this jury in their decision-making. >> griff: ted williams. merry christmas to you. thank you for coming on and thank you for mentioning officer kiana holly in baltimore. we will be thinking of and praying for her family. thank you sir. julie. >> my pleasure. >> julie: indeed. we are learning now, new chilling details on just how china is using advanced technology to produce mind control. national security correspondent jennifer griffin has...

Tuesday, May 25, 2021 As we learn more about the human brain, we can begin to wonder if the rest of the body is necessary. Improved brain-machine interfaces are showing us how much can be accomplished by tapping directly into our thoughts. While brainwaves can be read and interpreted through electrodes placed on the scalp, this method lacks the spatial detail of implanted electrodes. The recent action in practical thought-to-action science has taken place with direct physical connections.   For example, last summer brain researchers in Australia and the U.S. showed promising result...

Neuroscience seminar highlights technologies for brain injuries, vaccine developments The Purdue Center for Paralysis Research brings neurophysiological and engineering solutions to a trauma-themed seminar series, co-sponsored by Plexon. (Image provided) WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – The same technology that helps treat traumatic brain injuries in athletes and soldiers may one day help doctors determine the effectiveness of vaccines on patients. This technology is among the neuroscience innovations and research in the spotlight as Purdue University’s Center for Paralysis Research and Plexon Ne...

Duracell. trusted everywhere. so brain/machine interfaces were created first to study the properties, the physiological properties of the brain. we wanted to understand how large population of brain cells interact to generate behavior, but the moment we started, we realized instantaneously there was a tremendous potential application for rehabilitation. >> i had a spinal cord injury in a pool diving accident. the second i dove in, my chin hit the bottom of the pool.

Knows no bounds. >> and now we are in a race. we're in an 18-month race to try to get that demonstration going. >> buckle up, you're about to meet dr. miguel nicoleilis, a brazilian visionary on the fast track to the future. i'm dr. sanjay gupta and this is "the next list." they are "the next list." >> welcome to the primate lab at the center for neuroengineering at duke university. this is the place where the idea of linking brains to robots was inve invented. we call it brain-machine interfaces. >> my name is miguel nicoleilis and i'm a neuroscientist.