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

This podcast"s purpose is to bring together the field of neuroprosthetics / brain machine interfaces / brain implants in an understandable conversation about the current topics and breakthroughs. We hope to complement scientific papers on new neural research in an easy, digestable way. Innovators and professionals can share thoughts or ideas to facilitate "idea sex" to make the field of brain implants a smaller and more personal space.

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31:36

Dr. Alfred Poor Discusses Current Events in...

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2020/09/28

Dr. Alfred Poor is the editor and publisher at Health Tech Insider. Aside from this, he is also a technology speaker and writer, providing insight into the health technology community. In this episode, Dr. Alfred Poor discusses current events in brain-computer interface technology. Top three takeaways: Health Tech Insider provides newsletters that cover wearable mobile devices for health and medical applications. In this time of online conferences, it takes great lighting, audio, and

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FDA approves IDE for take-home trial using the DEKA...

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2020/09/26

SALT LAKE CITY, UT (September 22, 2020) — Blackrock Microsystems would like to congratulate the University of Utah Biomedical Engineering Department on receiving FDA approval to initiate their investigational device exemption (IDE) study for their next evolution of peripheral nerve studies using the Utah Slant Array (also known as USEA) under the HAPTIX program. The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) program from their Biological Technology Office (BTO) is pursuing key technologies

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33:49

Jim Pearson, Dr. Julian Bailes, and Joseph Mark...

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2020/09/21

This week’s guests from NICO Corporation are Jim Pearson, who is the founder, president, and CEO, and Joseph Mark, CTO. The third guest is Dr. Julian Bailes, part of the NorthShore University Health System as Co-Director of the NorthShore Neurological Institute. The NICO Corporation is based in Indianapolis. Their technology has been used in over 35,000 brain surgeries, published in 100+ clinical articles, and they have been awarded hundreds of patents on their technology and surgical methodologies

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28:01

Gordon Wilson Discusses How Rain Neuromorphics...

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2020/09/14

Gordon Wilson is the co-founder and CEO of Rain Neuromorphics. They work on technologies that improve memory processing, analog computation, and scalable systems. In this episode, Gordon Wilson discusses how Rain Neuromorphics recreates neural networks. Top three takeaways: Rain Neuromorphics prides itself on providing technology that has reimagined the analog multiplication architecture. GPUs are the standard hardware used for neural networks because of their capability of performing matrix

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19:03

Dr. Ivan Gligorijević Discusses How mBrainTrain is...

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2020/09/07

Dr. Ivan Gligorijević is the co-founder and CEO of mBrainTrain, based in Serbia. Their main goal is to improve the quality of life of users through non-invasive electrode technology. In this episode, Dr. Ivan Gligorijević discusses how mBrainTrain is producing a mobile EEG device. Top three takeaways: The headphone design of the device makes it easy to use in everyday conditions. Through this methodology of data collection, there is no invasiveness or risk to the individual. The goal of the

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15:05

Jojo Platt Discusses the MSRI-EC Conference,...

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2020/09/03

Top three takeaways: The goal is to accelerate the translation of devices to be able to reach patients globally. Jojo Platt is the co-creator of Skraps, a podcast that focuses on the inspirations and stories of influential people in various scientific fields. There is an important conversation to be had about the future of implantable devices and user privacy. [0:00] Ladan introduces the episode and the guest, Jojo Platt. [2:15] Platt talks about her involvement in the MSRI-EC

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19:42

Richard Hanbury Discusses How Sana Health’s Device...

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2020/08/31

Richard Hanbury is the founder and CEO of Sana Health. Their device consists of a non-addictive mask and headphones that use stimulation to increase balance in the hemispheres of the brain. This leads to greater relaxation and can mitigate the effects of fibromyalgia, pain, anxiety, and depression. In this episode, Richard Hanbury discusses how Sana Health’s device can help users achieve relaxation. Top three takeaways: The Sana Health sleep mask and headphones use pulses of light and sound to

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08:14

Dr. Jessica Robin Discusses How Voice Samplings Can...

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2020/08/26

Dr. Jessica Robin is a scientist at Winterlight Labs. Winterlight Labs is a speech analytics company based in Ontario, Canada. They use applied healthcare technology to assess Alzheimer’s and dementia progression. In this episode, Dr. Jessica Robin discusses how voice samplings can be used to make predictions about diseases. Top three takeaways: Dr. Jessica Robin and her team give patients a picture to look at, and the patient describes what they see, giving them speech data to analyze. Current

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21:20

Brian Pepin Discusses How Rune Labs Acquires the Most...

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2020/08/24

Brian Pepin is the CEO and founder of Rune Labs. Since 2018, Rune Labs has managed neuromodulation systems in a way that acquires the most value out of the data available through therapies. Through this process, they hope to improve current models and push the neuromodulation field forward. In this episode, Brian Pepin discusses how Rune Labs is working to improve the ways data is collected and evaluated. Top three takeaways: The two main projects consist of precision medicine, such as decision

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21:51

Arvind Gupta Discusses How IndieBio Turns Ideas Into...

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2020/08/17

Arvind Gupta is the founder and venture advisor at IndieBio, a biotech company accelerator based in San Francisco. Through an intense four-month program, IndieBio’s team guides a promising technological project into being an accomplished company. They pride themselves on being the home of tomorrow’s leading companies. In this episode, Arvind Gupta discusses his strategy in turning ideas into successful companies. Top three takeaways: IndieBio collaborates with incredible technological

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28:18

Dr. Stavros Zanos Discusses Directional Vagus Nerve...

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2020/08/10

Dr. Stavros Zanos is an Assistant Professor at the Feinstein Institute for Medical Research. In his Translational Neurophysiology lab, they develop methods and techniques to interface with, stimulate and record the vagus nerve to understand how it controls physiological functions, with the end goal of developing therapies for diseases. In this episode, Dr. Stavros Zanos discusses his recent publication regarding anodal blocking in the vagus nerve. Top three takeaways: The selectivity capability

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31:48

Dr. Patrick Ganzer Discusses Restoring Movement in a...

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2020/08/03

Dr. Patrick Ganzer is a Principal Research Scientist at Battelle. Battelle uses groundbreaking science and technology to solve the world’s most pressing issues. Their projects focus on vagus nerve stimulation, haptic feedback technologies, and helping paralyzed patients regain mobility. In this episode, Dr. Patrick Ganzer shares the incredible story of Ian Burkhart and the new developments at Battelle. Top three takeaways: The goal was to have the paralyzed patient, Ian Burkhart, have a chip

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23:56

Kelly Roman Discusses How Fisher Wallace is Providing...

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2020/07/27

Kelly Roman is the cofounder and CEO of Fisher Wallace Laboratories. Since 2007, their revolutionary Stimulator device helps all types of patients cope with mental illness through brain stimulation. In this episode, Mr. Roman emphasizes maintaining science as a priority while building a sustainable business. Top three takeaways: The biomarker studies completed using the Fisher Wallace Stimulator have shown increases in serotonin and endorphins with a decrease in cortisol and stress hormone.

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20:13

Sarah Hill and Dr. Jeff Tarrant Discuss How Healium...

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2020/07/20

Sarah Hill, CEO and Dr. Jeff Tarrant, Chief Science Officer, started Healium in 2015. Healium uses the user’s wearable device to show purposeful content to help control the state of mind of the user. In this episode, Dr. Jeff Tarrant and Sarah Hill speak about the ways Healium is developing anxiety relief through virtual and augmented reality techniques. Top three takeaways: Healium is an app that contains more than 20 virtual reality experiences that are designed to guide users into a specific

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10:47

Dr. Ryan Todd Discusses How Headversity Provides...

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2020/07/15

Dr. Ryan Todd Discusses How Headversity Provides Resilience Training Ryan Todd is the cofounder and CEO of Headversity. He completed his MD at the University of Calgary. Since then, he has worked as a psychiatrist and cofounded this company. Headversity focuses on facilitating resilience in the workplace using a personalized app. In this episode, Dr. Todd speaks about the ways Headversity is able to provide resilience in these trying times. Top three takeaways: Headversity focuses on resilience

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24:31

Dr. Pawel Soluch Discusses the Ways Neuro Device...

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2020/07/13

Dr. Pawel Soluch is the founder and CEO of Neuro Device Group S.A. He completed his PhD in the field of functional brain research from the University of Warsaw. Neuro Device focuses on wearable devices to mitigate the limitations aphasia presents as well as olfactory devices that can provide data on olfactory sensor activity. In this episode, Dr. Soluch speaks about the ways Neuro Device is developing devices that can predict the onset of Alzheimer’s and help overcome speech impairments. Top

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28:54

Dr. Mauro Gandolfo Discusses 3Brain’s Projects using...

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2020/07/06

Dr. Mauro Gandolfo is the cofounder and CEO of 3Brain. He received a PhD in Bioengineering from Università degli Studi di Genova and over the last 15 years, has committed to facilitating research in major fields like neuroscience, ophthalmology and cardiology. 3Brain is the world's first company to create microelectrode arrays with high resolution (HD-MEAs). In this episode, Dr.Gandolfo speaks about the ways brain organoids and CMOS technology are revolutionizing our understanding of neuronal

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14:57

Amir Bozorgzadeh Discusses Using VR to Improve...

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2020/06/29

Amir Bozorgzadeh is the cofounder and CEO of Virtuleap. Virtuleap uses specialized virtual reality games to help improve cognitive health. The company has successfully developed data dashboards that communicate the cognitive performance progress of each user. In this episode, he discusses the current ways VR is altering the landscape of brain training, as well as the future of Virtuleap. Top three takeaways: Virtuleap works to translate standardized cognitive tests approved by scientists into VR

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40:35

Ginger Campbell Discusses Creating and Running a...

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2020/06/15

Dr. Ginger Campbell is the host of Brain Science, a very large neuroscience podcast, and one of the earliest neuroscience podcasts created. In this episode, she discusses the podcast itself, why and how she started it up, as well as what it takes to run a neuroscience podcast. Top three takeaways: If you want to make a scientific podcast, you must understand the workload that comes with it. It takes a lot to generate accurate scientific content for your listeners. When doing a scientific podcast,

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53:58

Jon Snyder Discusses Keeping a Neurotech Company...

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2020/06/08

Keeping a company in business during a major recession can be like keeping a boat afloat amidst stormy waters. The neurotech company Neuros Medical was created in the middle of the Great Recession of 2008, and still fares well even during the current recession brought on by COVID-19. In this episode, Jon Snyder, the founder of Neuros Medical, discusses, during the NYC Neuromodulation 2020 Online Conference, how the company was founded and succeeded during the Great Recession, and what advice a

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