Neurotechnology
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Neurotechnology is the set of tools that analyze and influence the human nervous system, especially the brain. These technologies include neural modeling simulations, biological computers, human-brain interfaces, any of various neuron and brain mapping technologies, and psychopharmaceuticals.
[edit] Definitions
The definitions used worldwide by leading researchers, governments, and journals include:
- "Neurotechnology is any technology that makes it possible to manipulate the brain." -The Economist, May 23rd, 2002
- "On the leading edge of neurotechnology is psychopharmacology." -Eric Kandel, Nobel Prize Winner in Medicine, 2000
- "Hardware, software, and wetware that would be used to study the brain or behavior in basic or clinical research." -DHHS, 2001
- "Neurotechnology is how information technology and biotechnology affect the brain." -Baroness Susan Greenfield, UK, 2002
[edit] See also
- Brain-computer interface
- Brain implant
- Neuroprosthetics
- Neural Engineering
- Transcranial magnetic stimulation
[edit] External links
- Neurotechnology and Society (2010-2060)
- The open-source Electroencephalography project, Programmable chip version
- OpenStim: The Open Noninvasive Brain Stimulator
- Brain controlled video game Boy controls video game through brain-machine interface October, 2006
- MIT Media Lab, Neuroengineering and Neuromedia Group
- International Neuromodulation Society
- North American Neuromodulation Society
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