Srinjoy Mitra's guest appearances

Srinjoy Mitra

Neural Implant podcast - the people behind Brain-Machine Interface revolutions

Andrew Wilder

Andrew Trask

Matt Johnson

Arvind Gupta

Andrew Jackson

Henry Greely

Sarah Hill

Greg Gage

Kevin Warwick

Isaac Arthur

Ginger Campbell

Cory Inman

Matt Angle

Chad Bouton

Mikhail Lebedev

OwlTail

We were able to have this interview in person at the Human Brain Project Conference in Glasgow, Scotland. It was the first of my in person video interviews I hope to make and it was a new medium. You can watch the video here   In this interview  Dr Mitra talked about his previous work with electronically selectable neural probes. These probes had about 1500 electrodes which could be turned on or off depending on the quality of the connection. He also worked on CMOS electronics which could be put at the end of the probe which could reduce the data transmission (and heat) by 10x.

We were able to have this interview in person at the Human Brain Project Conference in Glasgow, Scotland. It was the first of my in person video interviews I hope to make and it was a new medium. You can watch the video <a href="https://www.wevideo.com/view/995472762" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a> In this interview <a href="https://www.gla.ac.uk/colleges/scienceengineering/graduateschool/scholarships/engineeringscholarships/powermanagementicforultra-smallperipheralnerveinterface/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Dr Mitra</a> talked about his previous work with electronically selectable neural probes. These probes had about 1500 electrodes which could be turned on or off depending on the quality of the connection. He also worked on CMOS electronics which could be put at the end of the probe which could reduce the data transmission (and heat) by 10x.

Dr Srinjoy Mitra on having 1500 electrodes on a single neural probe