Graphene can hear your brain whisper

Summary:
A newly developed graphene-based implant can record electrical activity in the brain at extremely low frequencies and over large areas, unlocking the wealth of information found below 0.1 Hz.




This new technology moves away from electrodes and uses an innovative transistor-based architecture that amplifies the brain's signals in situ before transmitting them to a receiver. The use of graphene to build this new architecture means the resulting implant can support many more recording sites than a standard electrode array. It is slim and flexible enough to be used over large areas of the cortex without being rejected or interfering with normal brain function.

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/01/190124105309.htm

https://newatlas.com/graphene-nano-antennas-smart-dust-swarm/30373/

Graphene-based nano-antennas may enable cooperating smart dust swarms


By Brian Dodson

February 03, 2014



This schematic illustration of a graphene plasmonic nano-antenna shows how short wavelength EM waves are converted into long wavelength surface plasmon polaritons in a graphene layer (Image: Georgia Tech)
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Smart dust. Utility fog. Programmable matter. Grey and blue goo. Cooperating swarms of micron-sized devices (motes) offer completely new solutions and capabilities that can hardly be imagined. However, cooperation requires communication, and conventional radio or optical networking simply isn't practical at this size. Now researchers at Georgia Tech have invented a plasmonic graphene nano-antenna that can be efficiently used at millimeter radio wavelengths, taking one more step toward smart dust.


The following article sites silicon rather that graphene but I'm sharing it as an example of what smart dust can do.  They can also use graphene to create smart dust.  Hydrogel/graphene can be on the swabs in the tests to allow the smart dust to access the brain.  It can be used in the body or outside the body. Dr James Giordano and Dr Charles Morgan have spoken of using this dust to access the brain during their talks at West Point.


Advancements in Nanotechnology-Based Smart Dust



Smart dust is a few millimeter-sized device that can operate as an individual component using a very small power supply. It consists of multiple small wireless microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) of 20 micrometers-1 millimeters in size. MEMS are also known as motes which are equipped with sensors, cameras, and other communication mechanisms. These are ultimately connected to a computer network wirelessly to process the data procured through RFID (radio-frequency identification) technology. These minuscule devices are constructed using conventional silicon microfabrication techniques and can remain suspended in an environment similar to dust.

Functions of Smart Dust
Motes collect various data that include light, vibrations, temperature, pressure, acceleration, humidity, sound, and stress. The data is transferred from one mote to another mote until it reaches the transmission node. The main functions of motes include:

Wirelessly processing the data with a computer system
Storing the data (memory).
Wirelessly communicating the data to the cloud, a base, or other MEMS


Applications of Smart Dust

Smart dust devices work without any human intervention as they are preprogrammed. Owing to their small size and weight, they can be easily positioned in narrow and difficult areas. They can collect detailed information in multiple circuмstances, which have proved highly beneficial in various research and industries. A few examples are as follows:



Agriculture: Constant monitoring of a crop’s nutritional requirements, watering, fertilization, and pest control. This valuable information can help to increase the quantity and quality of the crop. It can also record soil conditions such as pH, fertility, microbial infestations, i.e., information vital for the plant's growth.
Industries: Continuous screening of essential equipment, prompting action regarding its maintenance. Assessing the exact condition of machines, their weakness, and corrosion can prevent complete system failure.
Security: Wireless monitoring of suspicious people
Controlling inventory: Tracking products from their manufacturing factories to retail shelves via transport facility (ship vessels to trucks) would ensure tight inventory control.
Medical diagnostics: Researchers at UC Berkeley have highlighted how brain functionalities can be studied with implanted neutral dust.
Transport sector: Smart dust transports perishable goods as these materials require constant monitoring. While transporting perishable goods, certain parameters such as temperature, humidity, and aeration have to be monitored continuously. Similarly, smart dust helps to monitor animals' health and control the necessary conditions such as temperature, air, and humidity for safe transport.
Military applications: It helps in accessing activities in remote or inaccessible areas. It can also determine the presence of toxic gases or harmful substances and help take necessary actions.
Travel safety: Smart dust technology can play a vital role in ensuring safe traveling. Detection of crucial factors such as pavement maintenance, or monitoring moisture condition and temperature of the road during harsh environmental conditions could help travelers.
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https://www.azonano.com/article.aspx?ArticleID=5560

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0168365908003374


Magnetic hydrogel nanocomposites for remote controlled pulsatile drug release


Hydrogel nanocomposites are novel macromolecular biomaterials that promise to impact various applications in medical and pharmaceutical fields. In this paper, magnetic nanocomposites of temperature responsive hydrogels were used to illustrate remote controlled (RC) drug delivery. A high frequency alternating magnetic field (AMF) was used to trigger the on-demand pulsatile drug release from the nanocomposites. Nanocomposites were synthesized by incorporation of superparamagnetic Fe3O4 particles in negative temperature sensitive poly (N-isopropylacrylamide) hydrogels. Pulses of AMF were applied to the nanocomposites and the kinetics of collapse and recovery were characterized. Application of AMF resulted in uniform heating within the nanocomposites leading to accelerated collapse and squeezing out large amounts of imbibed drug (release at a faster rate). Remote controlled pulsatile drug release was characterized for different drugs as well as for different ON–OFF durations of the AMF.

DON'T PUT ANYTHING UP YOUR NOSE!!! 


Nose-to-brain delivery of drug nanocrystals by using Ca2+ responsive deacetylated gellan gum based in situ-nanogel


https://www.pharmaexcipients.com/news/nose-brain-delivery-nanocrystals/










As I posted above, they sometimes refer to graphene as a crystal.  Here are some other names:


Carbon nanomaterials, such as graphene, carbon nanotubes (CNTs), crystalline diamond, and diamond-like carbon, all display exceptional electrochemical properties which has resulted in their widespread application.Nov 21, 2017



https://www.degruyter.com/docuмent/doi/10.1515/ntrev-2017-0160/html#:~:text=Carbon%20nanomaterials%2C%20such%20as%20graphene,resulted%20in%20their%20widespread%20application.


You'll also hear about quantom dot.

GRAPHEAL Digital Health Pass!

EU Flagship, same people behind Global Vaccination Summit Sept 2019

3min 22sec
https://www.bitchute.com/video/GIh1B8nMsRRp/

Nano-infused black goo is incredibly stretchy and self-repairs

TECHNOLOGY 15 June 2018
By Frank Swain

Black hydrogel being stretched
Having a stretch

2018 KAUST

Silly putty just got smart, in the form of a viscous black gel that can stretch, self-repair and detect facial expressions.

A team led by Yizhou Zhang at the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology in Saudi Arabia and his colleagues added a type of graphene-like material called an MXene to another material called a hydrogel, which is a mix of water and a polymer.

The resulting putty was able to stretch to 35 times its original length. The material can also be easily reshaped, …



Read more: https://www.newscientist.com/article/2171782-nano-infused-black-goo-is-incredibly-stretchy-and-self-repairs/#ixzz775IAlyQ5

Celeste Solum sounded the alarm on Graphene Oxide a year and a half ago.  She explains why you don't want this stuff in your body!

Nightmarish

Celeste Solum Breaking News Graphene Hydrogel & Quantum Dot Application

47min

I'm as averse to graphene as the next guy -- in fact, it could be what we all refer to as "covid". There might be no virus per se, or whatever "virus" is used is just a carrier for the spike proteins and/or graphene.

Does this lady go off the deep end at all? Any woo woo new age crap? Just curious.

Mostly from what I've seen she quotes the Bible like a Fundamentalist.

I wouldn't trust what any one person says of course.  We should back it up with our own research.

I'd love to discuss her in another thread but I'd like to keep this one focused on Graphene.

The fact is

GRAPHENE IS WOO WOO!

I mean seriously, look at all it is in and can do that I've given evidence for so far and there's much more.