MIT Creates Glucose Fuel Cell to Power Implanted Brain-Computer Interfaces
Neuroengineers at MIT have created a implantable fuel cell that generates electricity from the glucose present in the cerebrospinal fluid that flows around your brain and spinal cord.
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