Improve memory with electronic chips

American scientists have devised a principle diagram to enhance human memory, enabling people to recall all that happened before that we have forgotten. The diagram is drawn from experiments on mice.

American scientists have devised a principle diagram to enhance human memory, enabling people to recall all that happened before that we have forgotten. The diagram is drawn from experiments on mice.

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Microchips will help improve human memory.

According to Russia's Km page, the idea is based on transplanting microchips into the brain and controlling them with radio waves. When you press the button on the joystick, you can perform the process of remembering and forgetting the information.

In experiments, people plug chips into mouse brains to influence the short-term memory transfer into long-term memory. An engineering device attached to the brain produces special signals that pass through neurons, affecting memory and forgetting. Especially this process can be used to recover lost memory.

Through very elaborate experiments, scientists have achieved the goal.Through microchips to inhibit the activity of a defined part of the brain, corresponding to the area of ​​short-term memory storage. With this movement, the mouse does not remember what was taught to them, and when the microchip is turned on, it converts the same signals from the short-term memory into the long-term memory area. Now the mouse remembers what they've learned.

Researchers intend to carry out a series of experiments on monkeys and will continue to use their inventions to treat Alzheimer's disease and other diseases related to brain function impairment.

However, experts also warn that the human brain is still an extremely complex system so far, many things are still not fully understood. Intervening too deeply can lead to unpredictable consequences, but then it cannot be repaired later.

Update 14 December 2018
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