How Biological Circuits Could Be a Next Big Thing
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Ever heard of biological circuits? Odds are you will, according to a recent report in EE Times.
Researchers have been engaged in pioneering work in which they "wire" naturally occurring cells into a circuit that performs a new function, such as filling in for the dopamine-generating cells destroyed by Parkinson's disease.
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Ever heard of biological circuits? Odds are you will, according to a recent report in EE Times.
Researchers have been engaged in pioneering work in which they "wire" naturally occurring cells into a circuit that performs a new function, such as filling in for the dopamine-generating cells destroyed by Parkinson's disease.
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