Australian Bionic Eye in view |
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The development of a locally developed bionic eye is a step closer to becoming a reality as a result of Australian Government funding announced this week.
Bionic Vision Australia will receive $42 Million over four years for the development of this life-changing technology. The consortium members are the University of Melbourne, the Bionic Ear Institute, NICTA, the Centre for Eye Research Australia and the University of New South Wales.
Bionic Vision Australia Chairman, Professor Emeritus David Penington AC says the consortium is honoured to have been selected by the Australian Research Council for this funding.
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Brain modelling and brain-inspired computing |
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Professor Anders Lansner, Stockholm Brain Institute
 There are many synergies between the fields of information science and technology and that of brain and neuroscience. Advanced software tools as well as equipment heavy in informatics are employed extensively in brain research. One set of tools allow us to model the brain and perform multi-scale simulations on high performance computers. Such simulations enable understanding of psychological phenomena in terms of mechanisms at the neuronal level which will be useful, for example, in the design of new drugs.
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Systems Engineering: What Can it Contribute to Neural Engineering? |
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Professor Jonathan Manton
The University of MelbourneThis talk will endeavour to explain some of the tools and techniques in "systems engineering" which could be brought to bear on the challenging problem of understanding how (biological) neuronal networks work.
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The Allen Brain Atlas: Neurogenomics Meets Neuroinformatics |
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Modern high throughput approaches to neuroscience offer unprecedented opportunities and challenges for informatics and technology.
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Artificial silicon retina: the role of microelectronics in restoring vision loss |
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The eye is one of the most complex organs in the human body. Degenerative blindness is caused by deterioration in the chemical process in the retina that turns light into electrical impulses which form images in the brain.
One approach to repair this breakdown is the development of an artificial silicon retina.
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