“Prof. Matti Mintz of Tel Aviv University’s Psychobiology Research Unit in its Department of Psychology is focusing on the behavioral-physiological aspects of the research. He and the rest of the international research team are working toward a chip that could help treat some diseases of the mind in just a few years. The platform, says Prof. Mintz, is flexible enough to provide a basis for a variety of clinical experiments, and tools which can be programmed for specific disorders. For example, the chip could restore lost functions of the brain after a traumatic brain injury from a car accident or stroke.”

– yeah this is pretty much crazy. Cyborgian singularity, ho!

Sounds like a Dr. Seuss tale in more ways than one. Admittedly still in the early stages of DIY organ growth but this is a pretty crazy milestone nonetheless

those Enterpri$e dudes could totally hang with Ke$ha.

Experimenting with IK Multimedia GrooveMaker + iMovie + awesome rocket cam footage from NASA. Feedback encouraged/appreciated!

imo the best of the Bacon is Good for Me remixes

Here’s the full article — fascinating look at the potential of algorithmic creativity.

Combine these ideas with augmented reality contacts and we could be — for better and for worse — eerily close to this. As Waxy noted: give me an ad blocker and I’m probably in.

[via Fimoculous]