NeuroTech Institute

??? Happy New Year from the NeuroTech Institute! As we welcome 2025, we’re excited for the opportunities ahead to innovate, collaborate, and make a meaningful impact. Thank you to our team, partners, and community for being part of this journey. ???? #HappyNewYear #InnovationForward #NeuroTech

We are honored and grateful for the partnership and financial support from Peter Morton and the Morton Cure Paralysis Fund, which supports NeuroTech Institute scientist Dr. Megan Keiser's work. Dr. Keiser and her team, Simon Bouscher-Helbig and Krithiga Aruljothi, PhD, focus on gene therapy techniques to work in conjunction with our innovative technology to ultimately improve life for those with neurological disorders. Congratulations Dr. Keiser on this well-deserved recognition! #genetherapy #neurotechnology

Our goal is to accelerate neurotechnology to ultimately help those who need it most; the patient. Tyson Gentry and Ian Burkhart are two perspectives that have been crucial to our understanding of the unique problems faced by people with neurological conditions. With their input and others', we are able to move closer to developing actual solutions that solve their unique problems. Thank you to our patient advocates. #neurotechnology #advocate

Dr. Lauren Wengerd and Dr. Megan S Keiser had an amazing time judging posters at the annual Neuroscience Research Institute Retreat this past Friday. Highlighting research in the neuroscience field is crucial to fostering the collaboration needed for further innovation. Thank you to Magdalena Blaszkiewicz and all the amazing researchers for sharing your work! #scientificposter #research #neuroscience

Dr. Lauren Wengerd gives us an inside look into her new research space. Self-titled 'The Rehab Lab,' this space opens up a world of collaboration between data scientists, occupational therapists, and, importantly, the patient. Read the about Dr. Wengerd and our research here: https://lnkd.in/gtUBXBw8 #rehabilitation #occupationaltherapy #neurotechnology

Thank you to John Ross, Alana Smith Shepherd, and the Shepherd Center for hosting Dr. Megan S Keiser and Brian Canavan for an incredible tour of their hospital and an important discussion about spinal cord injury and traumatic brain injury. Purposeful connections like this are crucial to our continued pursuit of collaboration and innovation in the neurotechnology field. #collaboration #neurotechnology

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We are honored and grateful for the partnership and financial?support from Peter Morton and the Morton Cure Paralysis Fund, which supports NeuroTech Institute scientist Dr. Lin Du's work. Dr. Du's innovative work in Neuroprosthetic Technology for Sensory and Movement Restoration will help improve the lives of those living with spinal cord injuries. Special thanks to Brian Canavan, our VP of development, for his continued efforts in helping NeuroTech Institute's mission grow.

Join us at Ian Burkhart's 'Chippin' Away at Spinal Cord Injury' event from 6-9 pm next Thursday. All funds raised at this event will go towards The Ian Burkhart Foundation's equipment grants for individuals with spinal cord injuries. Purchase tickets here: https://lnkd.in/de4NcFhQ #golf #fundraising

It was an honor to visit the Wyss Center for Bio and Neuroengineering and discuss our similar dedications to advancing human potential through neurotechnologies. Special thanks to Erwin B?ttinger, Tracy Laabs, PhD, Mark Stolz, and Craig Cook for your generosity in hosting CEO Tim Lucas, MD, PhD, MHCI and VP Brian Canavan. We look forward to talking with you in the future! #wysscenter #neurotechnology #neuroscience