Two years back, world was alarmed when women in several Latin American countries had been advised to avoid pregnancies as alarm over thousands of birth defects blamed on the mosquito-borne Zika virus was continued to spread. Deakin neuroengineers led by Associate Professor Asim Bhatti have conducted a world-first investigation into how mosquito brains are affected by the Zika virus, in a study that could crack the code to creating a viable vaccine. http://invenio.deakin.edu.au/deakin-algorithm-decrypts-brain-on-chip-signals/
Two years back, world was alarmed when women in several Latin American countries had been advised to avoid pregnancies as alarm over thousands of birth defects blamed on the mosquito-borne Zika virus was continued to spread. Deakin neuroengineers led by Associate Professor Asim Bhatti have conducted a world-first investigation into how mosquito brains are affected by the Zika virus, in a study that could crack the code to creating a viable vaccine. http://invenio.deakin.edu.au/deakin-algorithm-decrypts-brain-on-chip-signals/
