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Dr. Naweed Syed has developed a method of
Dr. Naweed Syed has developed a method of "talking" to brain cells connected to a chip, which he hopes will improve drug testing.

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New research melds mind and machine

News - Continued research into biotics, the meshing of technology and biology, took another robo-step forward this week at the University of Calgary.

Research led by Dr. Naweed Syed, cell biology and anatomy department head in the faculty of medicine, has allowed chemical communication within brain cells to be "read" at a resolution previously unheard of.

In 2008, Syed made headlines when his lab, in collaboration with a German team, developed the first "neurochip"-- a bionic hybrid technology that allowed snail brain cells to be stimulated through a chip and the resulting activity to be recorded.

"The notion was that we should be able to regain lost brain function from, f...[More]

The oilsands or Alberta's environment (pick one)
Opinions - Rethink Alberta. What does it mean to live in this province? In Calgary, the home of corporate cowboys and towering oil companies taking over the downtown core, oil takes precedence. Here, we are fortunate enough to have an abundance of liquid gold s... [More]

Out of season testing reveals more doping violations
Sports - Following more positive steroid tests from Canadian Interuniversity Sport football players, the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport held a press conference alongside CIS and the Canadian Football League this past Tuesday to announce new anti-doping m... [More]

Pining for Banff's beauty
Entertainment - It's always hard to judge how profound and significant a band's name is. Some names have oodles of thought put in to them and when you hear the back story or the genesis of the name, it can alter your perception of the band altogether. Others are cle... [More]


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Previous Issues

News
• Online Exclusive: High density library delays won't impact students
• NUTV channels different path with new director
• Public policy events diversify
• New research melds mind and machine
• New U of C president shares her views (4 replies)

Entertainment
• Spun: The Postelles
• Spun: Women
• Spun: Big Boi
• Fringe Fest Wrap-Up
• Mukwah -- you won't find any scouts at this jamboree
• A world away from the Globe
• A taste of Blues Fest 2010
• Despite promise, Expendables ultimately predictable
• Pining for Banff's beauty

Opinions
• Child soldiers aren't to blame (3 replies)
• The oilsands or Alberta's environment (pick one) (1 reply)

Sports
• McMahon to host NHL Heritage Classic
• Dinos prepare to hold the border
• Out of season testing reveals more doping violations

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