Yesterday I met 5 #neurotech founders and 8 puppies in #SanFrancisco.
Am I using #bluesky correctly yet? Or do I need more #hashtags how about this one #AI

Bluesky feels like a shopping mall with too many of the same stores

Why I Don’t Often Mention Neuroscience Let’s read a bad neuro article to ironically regain our hope for neuroscience writing

I haven't been great about sharing here lately, but I have still been writing. This is from a couple of weeks ago: Why I Don't Often Mention Neuroscience (despite being a neuroscientist).

"This brought me hope,” a PRIMA patient said. “It literally changed my life.”

Read more in @time.com time.com/7330887/brai...

Must-read #NYBCI25 coverage by @neurotechnology.substack.com in @forbes.com.

My key takeaway on cognitive BCI: Our biggest limiting factor isn't tech—it's fundamental scientific understanding.

We can’t advance the tech until we define the disorder. Basic research must lead the way!

So you think their Bci efforts are over?

oh to be one of the ePeople in eWorld

petition to return to when online looked like this

Don't worry, Zuckerberg is working on it and he has given us zero reason not to trust his vision and leadership over the last 20 years.

An interesting study on biotech failure: open.substack.com/pub/age1/p/a...

Georgia Tech Is Teaching Other Universities a Fundraising Lesson — via @wsj.com + @nidhisubs.bsky.social

www.wsj.com/us-news/educ...

Oeps, correct link is: rdcu.be/eCB2v

Congrats brother. Brooding writers ftw.

Neurotech futures

I find that hard to digest

Axo | Careers Build at the frontier of biology and engineering

We are hiring electrical engineers, cell biologists and microfabrication engineers to join our founding team!

We're looking for smart and caring people. If that's you please apply, or tag someone who is incredible. 🚀 🧠

axoneurotech.com/careers

The horrendous ads on the site that published this uninspired article are worse for people's privacy and well-being than any neurotech. But yes...neuroethics and neurorights *waves hands*

Wish it was not paywalled

My cartoon in this weeks @newyorker.com

Neurotech Notables #31: May 1-15, 2025 New Partnership Bonanza

#Neurotech Notables #31: May 1-15, 2025
Partnership Bonanza! Also: Funding, Reg news, ethics discourse, cool videos, & more.
Please Read, Favorite, Share, and Subscribe today!
neurotechnology.substack.com/p/notables-31

Congrats on another first!

Atlanta friends, I want to extend a special invitation to have you join us for a really unique event we're hosting on May 7 called "Wired Lives: Personal Stories of Brain Implants": neuro.gatech.edu/wired-lives-...

Chris, this is inspired work. I would love to share that pod with my readers when it is live.

Trump proposes massive NIH budget cut and reorganization Will Republican-led Congress support a 44% decrease for world’s largest medical research funder?

Trump proposes massive NIH budget cut and reorganization
www.science.org/content/arti...

Which #neurotech #neuromodulation #bci practitioners can help me draw up a parallel R&D framework for the field?

Did you know that neuroscience played a key role in AI’s development?

Artificial Intelligence: From Mind to Machine explores how brain research led to artificial neural networks, machine learning, and modern AI.

Watch the documentary with #TheBrainPrize2024 winners: brainprize.org/winners/comp...

Consider me skeptical. Founding team's prior background + their funders dubious origins + marketing way ahead of product are red flags. What do you like about them?

Neurotech Notables #29: April 1-15 April showers, Animal models, & Easter eggs

🗞️🧠⚙️ #NEUROTECH NOTABLES #29

$200 million in new capital
New positive phase 2/3 readouts, regulatory wins,
Newcos, emergence from stealth, new product launches, exec appointments, fresh market research and more:

open.substack.com/pub/neurotec...

That would bring home the Bacon

You're a true inspiration Dan. Thanks for the years/eras of detailed coverage. Hope you are continually empowered to keep up your fearless reporting at WaPo.

Trump officials’ decision to prioritize autism comes amid a broader slowdown in NIH funding for other initiatives.

As of last week, NIH funding was lagging billions of dollars behind its traditional pace for research awards, including studies on cancer, heart disease, and mental health.