Ranked #1
Dr Cindy Chestek on the coming split between Neuroscience and Neuroengineering
Dr Cindy Chestek on the coming split between Neuroscience and Neuroengineering
In this interview with Dr Cindy Chestek of the University of Michigan, we talk about her projects ranging from neuropros... Read more
30 Apr 2018
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30mins
Ranked #2
Dr. Kip Ludwig on how to bypass medications with control of peripheral nerves
Dr. Kip Ludwig on how to bypass medications with control of peripheral nerves
Dr. Kip Ludwig is a researcher who deals with the nervous system as it relates to the rest of the body. His dream is tha... Read more
17 Apr 2017
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47mins
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Dr. Chad Bouton on teaching paralysed people to play Guitar Hero
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Dr. Chad Bouton is an award-winning researcher who was recently able to bypass the damaged area of a paralyzed patient t... Read more
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Dr Jacob Robinson on lensless optical sensing Neural Implants
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In this last episode from my interviews from the 2018 Neural Interfaces Conference in Minneapolis I talk to Dr Jacob Rob... Read more
3 Sep 2018
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JoJo Platt Discusses the Arrest of Charles Lieber
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William Huffman presents on the protective effects of vagus nerve stimulation
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Andre Snellings talks about NeuroNexus and the benefits of their electrodes
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I caught Andre Snellings on the Society for Neuroscience (SfN) floor and grabbed him quickly to do an interview about Ne... Read more
9 Apr 2018
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Dr. Memming Park on decoding the information from brain implants
Dr. Memming Park on decoding the information from brain implants
Dr. Memming Park is a researcher from Stony Brooke University in New York whose research is on the programming to decode... Read more
8 May 2017
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Cory Inman Explains the Possible Emotional Effects of Deep Brain Stimulation
Cory Inman Explains the Possible Emotional Effects of Deep Brain Stimulation
Cory Inman is a postdoctoral fellow at Emory University School of Medicine who studies the effect deep brain stimulation... Read more
11 Mar 2019
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Allan McCay Discusses Legal and Ethical Issues Related to Crimes Committed by Way of Brain-Computer Interfaces
Allan McCay Discusses Legal and Ethical Issues Related to Crimes Committed by Way of Brain-Computer Interfaces
Dr. Allan McCay is a legal scholar working in Australia, and his work involves legal and ethical issues in the field of ... Read more
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Christopher Thomas on being a Science Writer at NIH and how he got there
Christopher Thomas on being a Science Writer at NIH and how he got there
I talked to Christopher Thomas today about his job as a Science Writer at the National Institutes of Health (NIH). How ... Read more
24 Sep 2018
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Loren Rieth on improving Utah Electrode Array Coatings
Loren Rieth on improving Utah Electrode Array Coatings
At the 2018 Neural Interfaces Conference in Minneapolis Loren Reith talked about how he improved the Utah Slant Array
8 Aug 2018
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Doctor Henry Greely Discusses the Ethics of New Biotechnology
Doctor Henry Greely Discusses the Ethics of New Biotechnology
Doctor Henry Greely is a professor of law at Stanford University. His primary focus surrounds discussing the ethics of b... Read more
27 May 2019
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Jennifer French on becoming a tetrapalegic and not taking no for an answer
Jennifer French on becoming a tetrapalegic and not taking no for an answer
I had the great pleasure to meet with Jennifer French of Neurotech reports in St. Petersburg....Florida!!! In this first... Read more
17 Sep 2018
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Jennifer French on Neurotech reports and what she sees as the future of Neural Implants
Jennifer French on Neurotech reports and what she sees as the future of Neural Implants
In this second part of the great interview, I was able to have with Jennifer French in her hometown of St. Petersburg Fl... Read more
18 Sep 2018
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Doug Clinton of Loup Ventures on the Venture Capital investment perspectives of BCIs
Doug Clinton of Loup Ventures on the Venture Capital investment perspectives of BCIs
I've actually been in contact with Doug Clinton for many months but only now have done an episode. He is a managing part... Read more
10 Sep 2018
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Frederic Gilbert Explains the Ethics and Effects of Deep Brain Stimulation
Frederic Gilbert Explains the Ethics and Effects of Deep Brain Stimulation
Doctor Frederic Gilbert works at the University of Tasmania in Australia and studies neuroethics. A major theme is how ... Read more
4 Feb 2019
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Dr. Tom Mortimer looks back to teach 50 years of Neural Control
Dr. Tom Mortimer looks back to teach 50 years of Neural Control
Dr. Tom Mortimer of Case Western University looks back on 50 years of Neural Control and hopes to teach future generatio... Read more
19 Jun 2017
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43mins
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Personal update: I started working at the Otto lab at UF on peripheral nerves
Personal update: I started working at the Otto lab at UF on peripheral nerves
After many months of travelling my plans got cut short a bit and I returned to the US. I took a position here at the Uni... Read more
24 May 2018
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