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The Route Less Traveled.

The article discusses innovations in the field of electronics and software. Computer scientists at the University of Maryland have developed the Alibi Routing software for data protection. The researchers at the Carnegie Mellon University developed a wearable technology tool, which is powered by int...

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Published in:Foreign Policy no. 215; p. 33
Main Author: PATEL, NEEL V.
Format: Article
Published: Foreign Policy Nov/Dec2015
Subjects:
University of Maryland at College Park
Carnegie-Mellon University
Technological innovations
Patients
Scientific development
Data protection software
Wearable technology
Brain-computer interfaces
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
Online Access:View this record in EBSCOhost
Summary:The article discusses innovations in the field of electronics and software. Computer scientists at the University of Maryland have developed the Alibi Routing software for data protection. The researchers at the Carnegie Mellon University developed a wearable technology tool, which is powered by intestinal fluid, for studying the patient's gut bacteria and monitor body breakdown. The development of brain-computer interface for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) patients is discussed.