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[Science & Tech] An MSU Neuroengineer is Studying Octopuses to Build Better Prosthetics

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Start date Sep 8, 2020

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Sep 8, 2020

From Hour Detroit:

Each octopus tentacle has an axial nerve, much like a spinal cord, with a large range of motion. Pelled says her work may someday improve the lives ...

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