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These brain-hugging transistors will make real-life cyborgs

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Transistors were one of the most revolutionary developments in modern computing. And that was without directly implanting them in our brains. Now, the first microscopic organic transistor arrays promise to let us do just that.

Developed by French scientists building off prototypes designed by the Cornell NanoScale Science and Technology Facility, these new flexible transistors can record brain activity with unparalleled accuracy.
via Gizmodo

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