Nature Neuroscience launches special issue on neurotechnology and brain-computer interfaces
plopesresearch · x · 2026-10-07
Nature Neuroscience's October 2026 special issue on neurotechnology is now online, showcasing a range of brain-computer interface research.
The collection includes primary papers on BCIs restoring movement, communication and independence for people with neurological disorders, a Comment on ethical considerations for implantable BCIs, interviews with field leaders, and an editorial on brain-machine and basic-translational interfaces.
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