How do we know we have real neurons in our lab?
In our lab, we use neurospheres, round structures made of thousands of living neurons, which we train for computations. How do we know they are neurons? In the lab, all…
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How FinalSpark Wants to Contribute to a Low Carbon Future: The Energy-saving Potential of Biocomputing
One of the trade-offs of today’s technological progress is the big energy costs necessary to process digital information. To make AI models using silicon-based processors, we need to train them…
Neuroplasticity in vitro
In one of the previous blogs, we described neurons and how they generate electrical spikes. Here, we’ll consider the fact that a neuron is never alone, and it exists in…
What is biocomputing?
Defining biocomputing in a few sentences remains a challenging task. This is because biocomputing is an emerging field. And as it usually happens with new technological areas, it takes time…
Biocomputing – The next evolutionary leap
Imagine a future where the boundaries between biology and technology dissolve, and the power of intelligence and computing transcends traditional silicon-based devices. Welcome to the next evolutionary leap – the era of biocomputing.