Neural Engineering

We’re developing brain-computer interfaces that allow people with paralysis to control robotic arms, computers, and their own muscles using thought alone. 

Neural stimulation technologies are giving prosthetic limb users the ability to feel pressure, texture, and temperature.

Spinal cord stimulation is restoring walking and grasping in people with spinal cord injuries, opening new possibilities for rehabilitation medicine. 

Cutting-edge visual prosthetics are translating light into neural signals, with the goal of returning functional sight to people with blindness. 

From Alzheimer's diagnosis to stroke recovery to epilepsy surgery, we’re developing new tools to detect, treat, and prevent neurological disease. 

Advances in materials science, biocompatibility, and neural interfaces are making the next generation of implantable devices safer, longer-lasting, and more precise.