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New York Invests $500,000 in Binghamton Brain-on-a-Chip Dementia Research

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Binghamton University has received a $500,000 SUNY Brain Institute grant to build advanced imaging and electrophysiology infrastructure for brain-on-a-chip dementia research.

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New York Invests $500,000 in Binghamton Brain-on-a-Chip Dementia Research

Binghamton University has received a $500,000 SUNY Brain Institute grant to build advanced imaging and electrophysiology infrastructure for brain-on-a-chip dementia research.

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