Podcast - Neuronal Interfaces
- Yael Hanein
- Feb 3
- 1 min read
I recently had the opportunity to chat with Ido Aharoni on what are Neuronal Interfaces and how can they improve Medicine. It was also an opportunity to think back about the journey I took from studying basic physics to researching neural interfaces and human machine interfaces. Both have been a remarkably rewarding fields.
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Thank you for sharing this chat, Yael! It's amazing how far human-machine interfaces have come. It reminds me of the intense hand-eye coordination required when I'm deep into the game Drift Hunters. It’s cool to think about how our brains process these rapid interactions with machines!
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