The desire for functional replacement of a missing hand is an ancient one. Historically,
humans have replaced a missing limb with a prosthesis for cosmetic, vocational, or personal …

Implantable electrodes that can reliably measure brain activity and deliver an electrical
stimulus to a target tissue are increasingly employed to treat various neurological diseases …

Peripheral nerve interfacing (PNI) has a high clinical potential for treating various diseases,
such as obesity or diabetes. However, currently existing electrodes present challenges to …

In this issue of the JCI, the dream of restoring useful vision to blind individuals with
neurotechnology moves one step closer to realization. Fernández et al. implanted an …

Bioelectronic medicine is a promising venue for treatment of disabilities using implantable
neural interfaces. Peripheral neurostimulation of residual nerves recently enabled multiple …

Objective. Extracting signals directly from the motor system poses challenges in obtaining
both high amplitude and sustainable signals for upper-limb neuroprosthetic control. To …

The loss of a hand disrupts the sophisticated neural pathways between the brain and the
hand, severely affecting the level of independence of the patient and the ability to carry out …

Our expanding expertise in peripheral nerve regeneration and soft tissue reconstruction is
enabling the development of novel innervated tissue constructs that can be combined with …

Objective. Micro-fabricated neural interfaces based on polyimide (PI) are achieving
increasing importance in translational research. The ability to produce well-defined micro …

Replacing human hand function with prostheses goes far beyond only recreating muscle
movement with feedforward motor control. Natural sensory feedback is pivotal for fine …