
Alex Xu
Writer at ByteByteGo Newsletter
Articles
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1 week ago |
japantimes.co.jp | Alex Xu
In a quiet operating room on Kyoto University’s medical campus, a team of researchers slipped a syringe of lab-grown neurons into the brain of a living person. Leading the trial was Jun Takahashi, a neurosurgeon with the kind of demeanor you’d expect from someone whose job involves rewiring minds. His team had spent five years coaxing adult skin cells back into an embryonic state, then training them to become the dopamine-producing neurons that Parkinson’s disease steadily erodes.
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1 week ago |
qoshe.com | Alex Xu
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3 weeks ago |
wessexscene.co.uk | Alex Xu
I hold my breath and wait, patiently, in the dawn. I bend over, hiding behind the window. Under intense focus my sense is getting clearer and better. I watch him through the glass on my gun, closer, until he’s at the right position. I can only hear my stable heartbeat, under my control, that shows I’m highly focused. Calm. On top of my mission. Extreme silence. I think I hear a bird flapping its wings. He showed up, finally, welcomed by the crowd.
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4 weeks ago |
thediplomat.com | Alex Xu
Japan’s foray into regenerative medicine takes on added importance for a nation wrestling with age, stagnation, and its place in the world. Subscribe for ads-free reading In a quiet operating room on Kyoto University’s medical campus, a team of researchers slipped a syringe of lab-grown neurons into the brain of a living person. Leading the trial was Takahashi Jun, a neurosurgeon with the kind of demeanor you’d expect from someone whose job involves rewiring minds.
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1 month ago |
medium.com | Alex Xu
In the world of anime, creative vision is only one piece of the puzzle. Creative legends in the anime industry are driven by their passion for creating unique characters and stories while expressing their creativity through this art form. However, the real engine behind what gets animated, greenlit, and distributed often lies in something less romantic: money.
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