login
This is the image preview of the following page:
Flat microscope for the brain could help restore lost eyesight
by Jon Fingas @ Engadget: You’d probably prefer that doctors restore lost sight or hearing by directly repairing your eyes and ears, but Rice University is one step closer to the next best thing: transmitting info directly to your brain. It’s developing a flat microscope (the creatively titl... Read More
Image Downloads:
- full (1598x1066)
- thumbnail (150x150)
- medium (850x567)
- medium_large (640x427)
- large (640x427)
- 1536x1536 (1536x1025)
- 2048x2048 (1598x1066)
- re_large (783x600)
- re_xxmedium (290x230)
- re_xmedium (359x236)
- re_medium (420x320)
- re_a_xsmall (186x174)
- re_xsmall (125x96)
- menu-24x24 (24x16)
- menu-36x36 (36x24)
- menu-48x48 (48x32)
- crp_thumbnail (292x236)
- sendpress-max (600x400)
- woocommerce_thumbnail (300x225)
- woocommerce_single (600x400)
- woocommerce_gallery_thumbnail (100x100)
- wp_rp_thumbnail (150x150)
- wp_rp_thumbnail_prop (150x100)
RELATED POSTS
9 December, 2020 M5Paper – Touch Enabled e-ink Device to Bring Your IoT Projects to Life
7 March, 2022 FWS-2280: Offering Connectivity to a Variety of Network Structures
16 April, 2016 Mikron 1663RU1 – 16 Mibit SRAM Die-Shot
16 August, 2022 Micsig SATO1004 handheld oscilloscope
18 September, 2015 Simple Infrared Barrier
31 January, 2020 890nm 6-Element Photodiode Array features low leakage current
