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Re-engineering where body meets machine

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  Editor in chief Nancy Shute dives into growing research efforts to re-engineer the body to improve how it interacts with prosthetic devices.

The article from Science News discusses the advancements in the field of bioengineering, particularly focusing on the interface between the human body and machines. It explores how researchers are developing new technologies to enhance the connection between biological tissues and electronic devices, aiming to improve medical implants, prosthetics, and even brain-computer interfaces. Key points include the development of materials that can seamlessly integrate with human tissues, reducing rejection rates and improving functionality. Innovations like flexible electronics, neural interfaces that can interpret brain signals more accurately, and biocompatible materials are highlighted. The article also touches on ethical considerations and the potential future implications of these technologies, such as enhancing human capabilities beyond natural limits or addressing disabilities more effectively.

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