Just one hour of brain–computer interface use led to clear changes in neuronal patterns, raising hopes of a potential new therapy for stroke victims
Read article: Brain–computer interface could be tailored to treat brain disorders
Glassy carbon microelectrodes that are compatible with MRI scanning could prove a safer option for patients with deep brain stimulation implants
Read article: MRI-compatible electrodes line up for use in neural probes
A 'bike helmet' style magnetoencephalography system measures brain activity in young children performing everyday activities
Read article: Wearable MEG scanner used with children for the first time
New device is better than traditional microelectrode and fluorescence-based approaches
Read article: Plasmonic nanoprobe optically monitors neural activity
Swiss researchers review the latest neurotechnology-aided interventions for patients with severe stroke-induced upper limb paralysis
Read article: Upper arm rehabilitation after severe stroke: where are we?
An upper-arm amputee has successfully used a prototype 3D-printed myoelectric prosthetic hand to perform a series of intricate finger motions
Read article: Prosthetic hand controls finger motion with high accuracy and minimal training
A machine learning algorithm can read electroencephalograms as well as clinicians
Read article: AI predicts coma outcome from EEG trace
A decoder that uses neural activity to synthesize speech could be transformative for people who are unable to communicate
Read article: Decoder translates brain activity into speech
A novel device translates light into electrical signals that can stimulate nervous tissue in vivo
Read article: Can we fight neural disorders with light?
Visual and auditory pulses trigger brain waves that sweep away disease-related plaques and restore cognitive abilities in a mouse model of Alzheimer's disease
Read article: Could light and sound treat Alzheimer’s disease?
