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By the way, guys, here's a link to their website: http://www.2045.ru/. I've already registered there.

A researcher from Sweden has developed an electronic chip that controls the contraction of muscle fibers. A report on Klas Tybrandt's development from Linköping University has been published in the journal Nature Communications. A group of university staff specializing in organic electronics has developed two types of ion channels based on transistors. These channels are capable of passing both positive and negative ions, as well as molecules of biologically active compounds. Tybrandt managed to combine both ion channels into a single integrated circuit. The advantage of such a circuit is that the charge carriers in it are substances that can perform various physiological functions. The head of the research group, Professor of Organic Electronics Magnus Berggren, explained that the development allows controlling muscle contraction if the neurotransmitter acetylcholine is used as the signal carrier. Tybrandt and his colleagues' development will make it possible to create devices that regulate various physiological processes, based on transistors that are designed to perform various logical functions.

The “Russia 2045” movement already has nearly 9,000 members.

I didn’t read any further.

You don't have to join; we'll manage without you.

hey, what kind of users are these, at whose request my posts on the subject were deleted with the note "spam"?

Klov, here we discuss new technologies; irrelevant posts will be deleted.

Mentis and I decided on this.

Look at you and Menti, acting so important. Scientists (2 people).

Hallelujah!
Guys, is the recruitment for research staff still ongoing?

Should we keep a record? Okay :)

Of course!
Serving science is a truly noble goal, indeed!

Well, I’ve recorded it. Let’s get to work, cadets!

What are today's problems with HeroesWorld science?

Well, for example, what do you think about immortality?

Immortality?
Not the best thing.
The concept of eternity is difficult for the human mind to grasp. Of course, nothing is eternal, not even protons, which will cease to exist after 10^30 seconds. The human psyche is unlikely to withstand the strain of millennia. The brain's reserves are not infinite. Measures to extend life are good. But only to a limited extent. Eternal youth, that is, maintaining a healthy state of the body without natural cell death, seems more appealing to me.

And what does psychology have to do with it? Besides, they are currently developing brain recombination technology to keep it healthy throughout its entire lifespan.