Imagine if we could use ultrasound to detect changes in tumor cells in real-time.

Mikhail Shapiro 🇺🇦 is #ImagingTheFuture by creating acoustic biomolecules—the first-of-its-kind contrast agent that will allow ultrasound #tech to image the functions of cells deep in the body

Highly recommend anyone interested to apply!

Mentored by Sumner L Norman and several other people now at Forest Neurotech during my PhD and they were instrumental to my development as a neuroscientist and data scientist!

Are you a talented data scientist? Do you know a talented data scientist? Are either of you interested in neural interfaces / BCI?

💡Come work with us!💡

forestneurotech.org/jobs

If you want your trainees to be brave you have to let them and yourself fail sometimes/a lot (by fail I mean do an experiment well and have it not work)… harness excitement about failing and BE KIND! That’s how you can find something new, beyond your own favorite theory!

Forest Neurotech is looking for a full time Executive Assistant in Los Angeles!

If you or someone you know is interested in supporting a fast-paced research org, get in touch!

Breaking my twitter fast for my annual plug of the UCLA-Caltech MSTP Richard Morgan Undergraduate Summer Fellowship - an awesome opportunity for URiM students to be supported in their pursuit of careers in academic medicine.

Excited to read this! monosov_lab

2023 was a big year for neurotech companies. Here's my roundup for WIRED on some of the year's most notable commercial developments: wired.com/story/the-race…

Really cool to see our work highlighted in WIRED

Loving the 'good vibrations' heading 😂 Thanks for sharing our work with the world, Emily Mullin & co at WIRED! 🔊🔊🔊

'Forest Neurotech in Los Angeles also launched this year to [...] miniaturize ultrasound in a neural implant.'

#BCI #Neurotech

wired.com/story/the-race…

Is your zone of genius delivering scientific results in high-quality, production-grade software?

If so, Forest Neurotech is hiring Software Engineers in Los Angeles and Palo Alto!

forestneurotech.org/jobs

We’re excited about our first paper looking at speech encoding in single neurons across the depth of human cortex. Out today in @nature! nature.com/articles/s4158… [1/6]

Decoding motor plans using a closed-loop ultrasonic brain–machine interface in monkeys, paving the way for a new class of less-invasive (epidural) interfaces that generalize across extended time periods

nature.com/articles/s4159…

A new Caltech-led study offers proof-of-concept that functional ultrasound technology can be the basis for an 'online' brain-machine interface. This modality is attractive in that it's less invasive and doesn't require constant recalibration.

caltech.edu/about/news/ult…

So excited that my rat functional ultrasound imaging paper with Adam Charles and Brody Lab is finally in press. Take a look now and a tweet print will follow end of this week when the proofs are all up :D sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

🤔Could you use fUS to allow people with paralysis to control objects with the power of thought?

Caltech researchers, with help from Iconeus, have taken a step towards that goal in a preclinical study, now reported in the journal Nature Neuroscience.

iconeus.com/news/iconeus-s…

A great piece about Professor Richard Andersen who will soon be delivering a Watson Lecture about his innovative work in the area of brain machine interfaces at the Tianqiao and Chrissy Chen Institute for Neuroscience at Caltech. caltech.edu/about/news/wat…

#Ultrasound enables less-invasive #brain -machine interfaces Caltech Nature Neuroscience doi.org/gs7hh5 medicalxpress.com/news/2023-11-u…