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Brain imaging from Dr. Head's work at University of Minnesota Department of Neuroscience, where he successfully modulated neuronal activity to accelerate learning and memory in his preclinical work, using optogenetic techniques. He will now further develop neuromodulation for non-invasive human applications (photo supplied).
He mea whakaatu tēnei rangahau i te ngana kua whakahāngaitia ki te whakawhanake i te reanga hou o te hangarau ioio i Aotearoa; pēnei rawa, i tētahi pūanaha non-invasive neuromodulation, closed-loop ka ine, ā, ka whakahiko hoki i te hinengaro i te wātonu. Mā te whakakotahi i te (EEG) me te tātaritanga raraunga o te (TUS), he hurihanga tēnei ki te ine i te rahi me te mahi o te hinengaro, nā te tini taupānga ngā mai i te atheletic performance inhancement tae rawa ki te non-pharmaceutical modulation o te āhua o te hinengaro. Mā te pēnei, ka nui te hua ki te ao mā te āwhina i ngā takitahi kia eke ai rātou ki tētahi mea e ngākaunuitia ana e ia. I roto i te pūtaiao Pākehā, me te ao Māori, ko ngā manawataki anō nei ko te reo o te toioranga. Nā ngā whakaaro Māori tahito mō te maramataka me te noho tapatahi o te ngā manawataki toioranga, ngā mōteatea, waiata me te karakia, ko te manawataki motuhake ēnei mea tahito, e ai ki te kōrero he mahi whakaoraora ki te koiora. Mā te tūhua ā-, ā i te pitomata o ngā āhuatanga whakaoraora o te oro, ka waihanga hangarau nā te Māori, me te Māori, mā te Māori e whakaatuhia nei tō mātou tirohanga.