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Grzegorz Adamczyk,Peter Gostmanne increased excitability in targeted cortical regions, but is not truly guaranteed due to its limited spatial specificity and signal interaction among interhemispheric brain regions. Guiding spatially specific sensorimotor cortical activation is important for facilitating neural rehabilitation proce

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Peter Gostmann,Peter-Ulrich Merz-Benz parallel, large-scale access to cortical neural data representing complex, naturalistic tasks or sophisticated therapeutic neuromodulation. The current technological bottleneck is scalability of systems employing intra or epicortical electrode arrays with hard-wired tethers and bulky implant packag

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Macht und Konflikte im Vorstand including the technologies involved and possible clinical applications. Several figures introduce the team and elucidate details about their winning project. The interview concludes with new work and references.

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Unternehmensführung & Controllinghapter “.” of this book describes this project in detail, while this chapter presents an interview with Dr. Bu. This interview addresses non-technical issues such as how the idea for their project developed, the importance of working with people from different backgrounds, advice for people new to B

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Unternehmensführung & Controllingproject won third place in the BCI Award 2019. In this chapter, we interviewed Prof. Shanechi and two other members of her team about their project. We asked about why their research is important for patients, how their system operates and might be adapted to real-world use, remaining challenges, an

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Unternehmensführung & Controllingadded images that Dr. Shokur kindly shared to provide more information about the team and project. Their project showed how a BMI-based protocol could provide partial neurological improvements for persons with spinal cord injuries. This is a very promising research direction, and several projects fo