Beijing A team of researchers from Nankai University, in the northern Chinese city of Tianjin, developed a bionic device that, according to its creators, allows for the first time that the brain of people with hearing impairment "understands" the sounds, rather than merely "hearing them." The device offers a novel method of substitution and electronic repair for hearing reconstruction that would overcome the limitations of conventional cochlear …
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Beijing A team of researchers from Nankai University, in the northern Chinese city of Tianjin, developed a bionic device that, according to its creators, allows for the first time that the brain of people with hearing impairment "understands" the sounds, rather than merely "hearing them." The device offers a novel method of substitution and electronic repair for hearing reconstruction that would overcome the limitations of conventional cochlear …