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Neural Engineering

Neural engineering develops devices and computational systems that record from, stimulate, or replace the function of neural tissue, with clinical applications in restoring motor function, sensory perception, and treatment-resistant psychiatric disorders. Intracortical brain-computer interfaces have enabled paralyzed individuals to control robotic arms, type text, and communicate through direct neural decoding of intended movements. Closed-loop deep brain stimulation systems sense pathological neural signatures in real time and adjust stimulation parameters accordingly, improving outcomes in Parkinson's disease and depression. High-density Neuropixels probes record from hundreds of neurons simultaneously in awake behaving animals. The FDA approval of neural interfaces for speech decoding marks a clinical milestone for the field.

12,000 Researchers
$780K Avg funding
5 Subfields
5 Top institutions

Top institutions

University of Pittsburgh CNBC

BrainGate Consortium

Johns Hopkins University APL

Neuralink

EPFL Center for Neuroprosthetics

Subfields

Brain-Computer Interfaces Deep Brain Stimulation Neural Decoding Retinal Prosthetics Closed-Loop Neurostimulation

Key technologies

Utah Array

Neuropixels Probes

Electrocorticography

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation

Optogenetic Actuation

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