Wireless Antennas Decoding Cellular Signals

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MIT researchers figured out how to decode cellular signals using light

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MIT researchers have developed a new biosensing technique that uses wireless antennas to decode cellular signals.

The organic electro-scattering antennas (OCEANs) are engineered to detect electrical signals using light.

They scatter light in response to small electrical changes in their liquid environment, allowing researchers to record cellular activity with extreme precision.

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