- A new IEEE paper on an “in-the-ear platform for recording electroencephalogram” was highlighted as a compact, unobtrusive route to EEG monitoring.  
- A neural-implant breakthrough reported at edgy.app shows researchers decoding cortical activity directly into intelligible speech, pointing toward silent communication prosthetics.  
- Discussion of a 2011 arXiv paper “Removing Orbital Debris with Lasers” introduced the concept of phase-conjugate mirrors—dynamic holograms in carbon tetrachloride that retro-reflect laser beams through turbulent media—and participants drew parallels to Openwater-style optical unscattering for non-invasive brain imaging.  
- A YouTube demonstration of a phase-conjugate mirror experiment was shared to illustrate the nonlinear-optical hardware in action.  
- WolframAlpha was queried for “moon beam power,” hinting at side calculations for space-based laser power transmission or debris-clearing energy budgets.