Read article: Piezoelectric nanoparticles provide deep brain stimulation without invasive surgery
Piezoelectric nanoparticles that generate direct current when exposed to focused ultrasound provide therapeutic stimulation of deep tissue in the brain
Read article: Brain–computer interfaces: tailoring neurotechnology to improve patients’ lives
Sumner Norman, chief neuroscientist at AE Studio, talks to Tami Freeman about the company’s work in brain–computer interfaces
Read article: EEG detects hidden consciousness in brain-injured patients
Subtle brainwaves detected using electroencephalography can help predict if and when unresponsive patients will fully recover from traumatic brain injury
Read article: Wearable MEG system evaluates epilepsy in children
Magnetoencephalography using optically pumped magnetometers successfully detected brain activity associated with epileptic seizures in young children
Read article: Brain implant allows person with complete paralysis to communicate
An implanted brain–computer interface enabled a person in a completely locked-in state to communicate via a spelling interface
Read article: Ultrathin implantable microLED array illuminates the brain
A flexible optogenetic device enables simultaneous optical stimulation at multiple regions in the brain
Read article: Experts debate the possible paths to human-like AI
A stellar line-up of computer designers and bioengineers will go head-to-head in a virtual debate that will explore whether the biological brain should influence the design of future AI systems
Read article: Graphene biosensor will drive new innovations in brain-controlled robotics
A non-invasive graphene-based sensor detects brain waves with high sensitivity and reliability
Read article: Brain stimulation delivers pain relief without adverse side effects
Microelectrode arrays that deliver electrical stimulation to the brain could provide therapy for neurological diseases from chronic pain to Parkinson’s
Read article: Brain implant enables blind woman to see simple shapes
Researchers are developing a visual prosthesis to restore useful vision for the blind
