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The future of Neuroscience

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  • 2016first covered
  • 30 May 2026latest update
  • 3linked technologies

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  1. Researchers say AI is advancing faster than our ability to understand itAI and intelligence
  2. This super intelligent biological AI sleeps, develops a personality and eventually diesAI and intelligence
  3. Researchers put a simulated fly brain in a simulated fly body in the MatrixVirtual worlds
  4. Fake Dopamine helps AI plan and predict the future more accuratelyAI and intelligence
  5. Connectomics research hopes to advance neuroscience and AIBiotech and enhanced humans
  6. US military’s next gen fighter jet helmet lets pilots control everything with thoughtBiotech and enhanced humans
  7. Neuralink competitor uses real human neurons to improve their BMIBiotech and enhanced humans
  8. In a world first two people communicate with one another via their dreamsAI and intelligence
  9. Neural implant patients get more powerful by using cognitive compartmentalisationBiotech and enhanced humans
  10. New Chinese gene modified brain machine interface smashes expectationsBiotech and enhanced humans
  11. Nanobots can now enter your brains cells to spy on themBiotech and enhanced humans
  12. Elon Musk’s Neuralink outfit has implanted its first brain chip in a humanBiotech and enhanced humans
  13. A ball of brain cells on a chip just learned maths and speech recognitionAI and intelligence
  14. When constrained AI’s self-organise and develop the same features human brainsAI and intelligence
  15. Meta now has an AI that can read your mind and draw your thoughtsAI and intelligence
  16. Gene edited hamsters turned into aggressive bullies in unexpected lab twistBiotech and enhanced humans
  17. New breakthrough sees mice get their memories wiped with lightBiotech and enhanced humans
  18. A new European project is trying to make a digital twin of your brainVirtual worlds
  19. NASA explores brain training to help astronauts live on the MoonAI and intelligence
  20. AI recreates hyper realistic human faces by reading people’s mindsAI and intelligence
  21. In world first human brain cells in a dish learned to play Pong faster than AIAI and intelligence
  22. Quantum sensor breakthrough reads brain activity from a distanceBiotech and enhanced humans
  23. Brain scans from a dying patient shows flash of memories in last moments of lifeBiotech and enhanced humans
  24. This new brain implant lets blind patients see without eyesBiotech and enhanced humans
  25. Revolutionary new brain implant zaps away clinical depression in real timeBiotech and enhanced humans
  26. Researchers networked animal brains together to create an organic computerComputing
  27. A paralysed man uses his mind to write text messages as fast as you canConnected society
  28. Researchers turned fungi into computers in new breakthroughComputing
  29. Researchers create a cyborg rat that can be controlled with human mind controlBiotech and enhanced humans
  30. Elon Musk’s Neuralink helps monkies play Pong with their mindsBiotech and enhanced humans
  31. US startup unveils brain hacking earbuds that treat a range of diseasesBiotech and enhanced humans
  32. Elon Musk unveils new BMI tech that will one day let humans merge with AIBiotech and enhanced humans
  33. World first after Chinese scientists use CRISPR gene editing to erase fearful memories from ratsBiotech and enhanced humans
  34. Scientists have created artificial memories in mice for the first timeBiotech and enhanced humans
  35. Neurotech breakthrough lets Russians visualise people’s thoughtsAI and intelligence
  36. Scientists taught birds to sing songs by implanting false memoriesBiotech and enhanced humans
  37. A brain controlled exoskeleton just let a quadraplegic man walk againBiotech and enhanced humans
  38. Cellular recorders help treat cancer by capturing the story of cellsBiotech and enhanced humans
  39. Featured Futurist: Samsung KX50, The Future in FocusArticles
  40. Facebook’s new non-invasive brain reading tech achieves 61 percent accuracyBiotech and enhanced humans
  41. Elon Musk unveils Neuralink’s brain implants that will help humans merge with AIBiotech and enhanced humans
  42. Baxter the robot fixes its mistakes by reading your mindRobotics
  43. Scientists have created a decoder to turn brain activity into speechBiotech and enhanced humans
  44. Electrical brain stimulation rejuvenates memory by 50 yearsBiotech and enhanced humans
  45. Revolutionary Bio-Compatible transistors will let AI’s interface with your brainComputing
  46. China shows off its first official neurosurgery robotRobotics
  47. Revolutionary bio-electronic implant heals nerves, then vanishesBiotech and enhanced humans
  48. A lab grown brain just spontaneously started producing its own brain wavesBiotech and enhanced humans
  49. Revolutionary brain prosthetic that boosts human memory by 35 percent unveiledBiotech and enhanced humans
  50. This million core neuromorphic computer simulates a whole mouse brainComputing
  51. Smart drug use hits all time high as people try to boost mental performanceBiotech and enhanced humans
  52. Three people played Tetris telepathically together in world firstAI and intelligence
  53. Neural implants let military pilots control three jets at once with their mindsBiotech and enhanced humans
  54. Telepathic warfare takes center stage as US military bets big on neuro techBiotech and enhanced humans
  55. Scientists achieve world first by following a thought through the human brainAI and intelligence
  56. AI has learnt how to predict your IQ from brain scansAI and intelligence
  57. Scientists put a worms mind into a Lego robot to control it, and it workedRobotics
  58. Revolutionary injectable brain implant restores mobility in paralysed patientsBiotech and enhanced humans
  59. Editing living memories demonstrated for the first timeBiotech and enhanced humans
  60. This AI reads your mind to recreate the faces you’re thinking ofAI and intelligence
  61. Scientists successfully transferred memories between two snailsBiotech and enhanced humans
  62. Revolutionary algorithm will soon let scientists simulate the entire human brainAI and intelligence
  63. Researchers use mind-reading AI to put people’s thoughts on TVAI and intelligence
  64. Scientists use magnetism to remotely control miceBiotech and enhanced humans
  65. Scientists found a way to selectively erase memories foreverBiotech and enhanced humans
  66. Facebook launches itself into developing brain reading techConnected society
  67. Dreamcatchers, researchers announce they can see into people’s dreamsSecurity and privacy
  68. DARPA splurges $50million to help spies upload information to their brains ‘Matrix’ styleBiotech and enhanced humans
  69. Lifting the curtain on NeuraLink, Elon Musk’s adventure to connect humans and machinesBiotech and enhanced humans
  70. Brain scan experiment detects guilt, opens the way for pre-crime techConnected society
  71. Researchers use brain scanning tech to stream movies from peoples brainsSecurity and privacy
  72. New brain research discovers people are great at predicting what’ll go viralConnected society
  73. Scientists discover a giant neuron around the brain that could explain conciousnessBiotech and enhanced humans
  74. New brain reading computer lets paralysed patients communicate by thoughtBiotech and enhanced humans
  75. New ‘Cyborg’ brain implants could help paralysed people walk againBiotech and enhanced humans
  76. New mind reading machine lets people with locked in syndrome communicateAI and intelligence
  77. Researchers unveil the first telepathic link between a robot and a humanRobotics
  78. Scientists might have found a way to turn Parkinsons on and offBiotech and enhanced humans
  79. Scientists create a hive mind between two rats on different continentsBiotech and enhanced humans
  80. Scientists win €3 million in funding to 3D print a living human brainBiotech and enhanced humans
  81. Scientists may have discovered the algorithm for Human intelligenceAI and intelligence
  82. Scientists discover a way to delete fears from the brainBiotech and enhanced humans
  83. Scientists confirm our brains have unique fingerprintsBiotech and enhanced humans
  84. Researchers used Jennifer Aniston to discover how we form long term memoriesAI and intelligence
  85. Japanese researchers have built a computer brainComputing
  86. New breakthrough helps drug addicts forget they were addictedBiotech and enhanced humans
  87. Olympians are electrocuting their brains to improve performanceBiotech and enhanced humans
  88. Scientists have grown a brain in a jarBiotech and enhanced humans
  89. Scientists pull images from peoples minds using AI and fMRISecurity and privacy
  90. Scientists develop Matrix style technology capable of ‘uploading knowledge’ to your brainBiotech and enhanced humans

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How many articles has 311 Institute published about Neuroscience?

311 Institute has published 90 articles about Neuroscience since 2016, most recently on 30 May 2026.

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