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A Whisper Between Minds

Improving our brain health takes a village. It’s a community of researchers, clinicians, leaders, founders, and funders working together to turn possibility into impact. Some of Australia’s braintech has already made global waves – think Saluda and Synchron – both born from collaboration. It makes sense that some of the most ambitious innovators inevitably have to look overseas for funding and opportunities.

Improving our brain health takes a village. It’s a community of researchers, clinicians, leaders, founders, and funders working together to turn possibility into impact. Some of Australia’s braintech has already made global waves – think Saluda and Synchron – both born from collaboration. It makes sense that some of the most ambitious innovators inevitably have to look overseas for funding and opportunities.

Improving our brain health takes a village. It’s a community of researchers, clinicians, leaders, founders, and funders working together to turn possibility into impact. Some of Australia’s braintech has already made global waves – think Saluda and Synchron – both born from collaboration. It makes sense that some of the most ambitious innovators inevitably have to look overseas for funding and opportunities. Our village needs to stay connected to the world while encouraging Australian innovators to thrive on a global stage. The challenge of brain health calls for radical collaboration. It is only when we cross the road, yell over the back fence, and venture down the laneway that we begin to find ways to truly invest in and scaffold every brain.

Improving our brain health takes a village. It’s a community of researchers, clinicians, leaders, founders, and funders working together to turn possibility into impact. Some of Australia’s braintech has already made global waves – think Saluda and Synchron – both born from collaboration. It makes sense that some of the most ambitious innovators inevitably have to look overseas for funding and opportunities. Our village needs to stay connected to the world while encouraging Australian innovators to thrive on a global stage. The challenge of brain health calls for radical collaboration. It is only when we cross the road, yell over the back fence, and venture down the laneway that we begin to find ways to truly invest in and scaffold every brain.

Neuralink implant is designed to be inserted into the brain and to record and stimulate neural activity. But can you remove it?

Neuralink implant is designed to be inserted into the brain and to record and stimulate neural activity. But can you remove it?