Administrator, Author at BrainGate

February 7 2022

BrainGate+SoftRobotics team awarded the 1st CERF Medical Engineering Prize for ALS Research

March 31 2021

Researchers demonstrate first human use of high-bandwidth wireless brain-computer interface

October 14 2020

Researchers discuss BrainGate, restorative neurotechnology at Brown and beyond

May 5 2020

New paper on neural replay in human motor cortex

September 17 2019

BrainGate researchers win 1st place of the 2019 BCI Award

June 13 2019

Brown University graduate student Nicole Dusang announced as 2019 Tillman Scholar

December 7 2018

Brain implants might one day help paralyzed patients use tablets

December 3 2018

BrainGate Helps People With Paralysis Control Computers, Play Piano With Their Minds

October 2 2018

Carlos Vargas-Irwin receives NIH Innovator Award

June 4 2018

1st place winner of the annual BCI award 2018

March 27 2018

“Implanting Hope” (Brown University)

March 5 2018

BrainGate included as one of 50 ideas to change the world

January 24 2018

People with tetraplegia gain rapid use of brain-computer interface

March 28 2017

Man with quadriplegia employs injury bridging technologies to move again—just by thinking

March 28 2017

With BrainGate-directed muscle stimulation, a man with paralysis moves his arm, hand anew

March 15 2017

PBS: Typing sentences by simply thinking is possible with new technology

February 21 2017

Brain-computer interface advance allows fast, accurate typing by people with paralysis

February 21 2017

BrainGate collaboration makes advance in interface’s speed, accuracy

February 21 2017

Fastest-ever BCI typing by people with movement impairment

September 1 2015

BrainGate investigator John Simeral awarded grant to support benchtop testing of wireless brain sensor.

May 1 2015

Professor Krishna Shenoy named a Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator.

October 1 2013

BrainGate team awarded $1-million prize at BrainTech Israel 2013.

April 1 2013

BrainGate research named one of the Top 10 Clinical Research Achievements of 2012 by the Clinical Research Forum and awarded the Herbert Pardes Clinical Research Excellence Award as the most outstanding nominated project.

February 1 2013

Case Western Reserve University added as BrainGate2 clinical site.

May 1 2012

New paper demonstrating use of BrainGate to control robotic arms.

November 1 2011

Stanford University joins BrainGate Research Team as a clinical site.

August 1 2011

Science News and Notes, “Advances in Neuroscience Raise Medical Hopes, Social Questions”.

March 1 2011

New paper demonstrating use of BrainGate at 1000 days.

September 23 2010

NIDCD Featured Story: Giving Voice to Thoughts: NIDCD-funded research helps the locked-in communicate again by turning thoughts into words.

July 22 2010

John Donoghue’s Charlie Rose video appearance.

July 15 2009

We’ve updated the information about our clinical trial.

June 4 2009

We are happy to report that the pilot clinical trial of the BrainGate2 Neural Interface System has started, and is now recruiting participants. More information will appear here over the next few weeks.

Author: Administrator

BrainGate+SoftRobotics team awarded the 1st CERF Medical Engineering Prize for ALS Research

Researchers demonstrate first human use of high-bandwidth wireless brain-computer interface

Researchers discuss BrainGate, restorative neurotechnology at Brown and beyond

New paper on neural replay in human motor cortex

BrainGate researchers win 1st place of the 2019 BCI Award

Brown University graduate student Nicole Dusang announced as 2019 Tillman Scholar

Brain implants might one day help paralyzed patients use tablets

BrainGate Helps People With Paralysis Control Computers, Play Piano With Their Minds

Carlos Vargas-Irwin receives NIH Innovator Award

1st place winner of the annual BCI award 2018

“Implanting Hope” (Brown University)

BrainGate included as one of 50 ideas to change the world

People with tetraplegia gain rapid use of brain-computer interface

Man with quadriplegia employs injury bridging technologies to move again—just by thinking

With BrainGate-directed muscle stimulation, a man with paralysis moves his arm, hand anew

PBS: Typing sentences by simply thinking is possible with new technology

Brain-computer interface advance allows fast, accurate typing by people with paralysis

BrainGate collaboration makes advance in interface’s speed, accuracy

Fastest-ever BCI typing by people with movement impairment

BrainGate investigator John Simeral awarded grant to support benchtop testing of wireless brain sensor.

Professor Krishna Shenoy named a Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator.

BrainGate team awarded $1-million prize at BrainTech Israel 2013.

BrainGate research named one of the Top 10 Clinical Research Achievements of 2012 by the Clinical Research Forum and awarded the Herbert Pardes Clinical Research Excellence Award as the most outstanding nominated project.

Case Western Reserve University added as BrainGate2 clinical site.

New paper demonstrating use of BrainGate to control robotic arms.

Stanford University joins BrainGate Research Team as a clinical site.

Science News and Notes, “Advances in Neuroscience Raise Medical Hopes, Social Questions”.

New paper demonstrating use of BrainGate at 1000 days.

NIDCD Featured Story: Giving Voice to Thoughts: NIDCD-funded research helps the locked-in communicate again by turning thoughts into words.

John Donoghue’s Charlie Rose video appearance.

We’ve updated the information about our clinical trial.

We are happy to report that the pilot clinical trial of the BrainGate2 Neural Interface System has started, and is now recruiting participants. More information will appear here over the next few weeks.

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