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Scientists to design a wearable, non-invasive neural interface.
May record and stimulate brain’s dynamic activity with high temporal and spatial resolution.
In existing non-invasive methods, waves scatter while propagating through brain tissue.
Plans to use ultrasound-based light and near-infrared light sensing to record brain function.
Flexible electrical stimulators will be used for brain stimulation.
May lead to in-depth study of neural circuits and localization of neurological diseases.
Implications for better diagnosis and treatment options for neurodegenerative diseases.
Research by Carnegie Mellon University in collaboration with other institutes.
