Chronaxie Infinity
Sally Adeebioelectricity, neuro-adjacent, and related musings, usually while I'm on deadline for something else
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Within three months of being declared the year of the brain-computer interface, 2023 was unceremoniously deposed by the year 2024: in January, a first trial volunteer for Neuralink’s brain implant, a second in August, and now rumours of a t...
Chronaxie Infinity, vol 3: Nominative determinism, but for your face
As a nominative determinism superfan, imagine my delight when PopBitch surfaced a man whose name prophesied his future line of work: Joe Neanor, ambulance policy wonk. Here was the platonic ideal of nominative determinism - when you meet th...
Chronaxie Infinity, vol 2: Blood, sweat, and tears
General Buck Turgidson from Dr. Strangelove: How I Learned To Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb. Image is in the public domain
Chronaxie Infinity, vol 1: Electricigens
As promised, the first magpie roundup of things I have recently found interesting. The first is a story from Michael Dumiak at IEEE Spectrum about researchers at the University of Bath making “batteries” you can stick into the soil to grab ...
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I'm a science and technology journalist and the author of We Are Electric (2023), a popular science survey of the wild ways biology makes use of electric signalling. I was previously an editor at New Scientist and IEEE Spectrum magazine.
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