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Neurotech Future

Ursula Brightonstar

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Synopsis

"Neurotech Future" explores the groundbreaking field of neurotechnology, where neuroscience meets cutting-edge technology to revolutionize medicine, education, and human capabilities. The book focuses on three key areas: brain-computer interfaces, neuroprosthetics, and cognitive enhancement technologies. These advancements promise to enable thought-controlled computers, restore movement to paralyzed limbs, and enhance mental abilities.

 
The book argues that neurotechnology will be a transformative force in society, reshaping healthcare and human experience. It presents a balanced view of the potential benefits and risks, introducing novel concepts like "neural privacy" and exploring the ethical implications of human augmentation. Through case studies and scientific research, the book demonstrates how neurotechnology intersects with artificial intelligence, materials science, and bioengineering to drive innovation.

 
Structured in three parts, "Neurotech Future" progresses from fundamental concepts to specific applications and societal implications. It provides readers with a framework for understanding and evaluating neurotechnological advancements, addressing ongoing debates in the field. By offering an accessible yet comprehensive overview, the book equips a broad audience with the knowledge to participate in crucial discussions about the future of human enhancement and healthcare.
Disponible depuis: 11/10/2024.
Longueur d'impression: 122 pages.

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