Wrote it elsewhere already: > Devices are also going out to Harvard Medical School, the University of Texas, and the Institute for Advanced Consciousness Studi

Wrote it elsewhere already: > Devices are also going out to Harvard Medical School, the University of Texas, and the Institute for Advanced Consciousness Studies (a California lab focused on researching altered states) to study such things as Alzheimer’s and the effect of obesity on brain aging, and to refine meditation techniques. > Once their Kernel helmets arrive, Boas and his colleagues plan to observe the brains of people who’ve had strokes or suffer from diseases such as Parkinson’s. They want to watch what the brain does as individuals try to relearn how to walk and speak and cope with their conditions. As far as I understand the whole thing, the helmet is supposed to replace existing, clunky, not mobile version of brain scanners.