Natasha Mitchell

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24,986 appearances 297 recordings 2 series first heard Jul 2005 last heard Jul 2018

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And all in the mind is turning ten. voice-verified
Natasha Mitchell with you. voice-verified
As I have been since two thousand and two when we kicked off the show and on ABC Radio National Summer we've been digging into our rich archives for you. voice-verified
And look, the head is such an interesting play space for a science journalist. voice-verified
And over the last decade we've tracked all sorts of technologies that look set to redefine the self and what we're capable of. voice-verified
Technologies like brain machine interfaces. voice-verified
Um neuroprosthetics for people who are paralyzed, intelligent robots going to war, bionic eyes. voice-verified
And the prospects of stem cell therapy for diseases like Parkinson's and so much more. voice-verified
And especially we've tracked the ethical dimensions of these endeavours. voice-verified
That's been a big focus of the show. voice-verified
So today's adventure into the archive, we're augmenting ourselves. voice-verified
It's the brave new brain. voice-verified
Back in 2003 on the show, the prospect of bionic brains and a silicon memory implant was on our minds with philosopher of neuroscience Carl Craver. voice-verified
Philosopher Carl Craver considering prosthetic replacements for when things go wrong inside your head is voice-verified
This month, researchers in the vanguard of neuroscience gathered for the first international conference on neural engineering in Italy. voice-verified
What caught the attention of the world's journalists was a presentation given by a leading biomedical engineer who hopes to wire up human brains with a silicon interface even in the next decade or so. voice-verified
World's first brain prosthesis screamed. voice-verified
The headlines. voice-verified
Theodore Berger and his team at the University of Southern California report that they've developed a prototype artificial hippocampus. voice-verified
That's the part of the brain involved in the storage of information as memories and so crucial then to who we are. voice-verified
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