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Brain–computer interfaces: tailoring neurotechnology to improve patients’ lives

10 Sep 2022 Tami Freeman

Sumner Norman, chief neuroscientist at AE Studio, talks to Tami Freeman about the company’s work in brain–computer interfaces

Sumner Norman
In the lab: Sumner Norman and colleagues at AE Studio are developing cutting-edge software for brain–computer interfaces. (Courtesy: Agency Enterprise)
A brain–computer interface (BCI) is a system that enables information to flow directly between the

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