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Neural engineering

Decoder translates brain activity into speech

24 Apr 2019 Tami Freeman
Gopala Anumanchipalli
First author Gopala Anumanchipalli holds an array of intracranial electrodes of the type used to record brain activity in the study. (Courtesy: UCSF)
Neurological conditions or injuries that result in the inability to communicate can be devastating.

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