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Graphene-based brain-computer interface chip will soon be used in brain tumor surgery.
Inbrain's chip is made of graphene, the neural interface has some interesting properties, including the ability to be used to both record from and stimulate the brain.
The first test of the chip will be performed at the University of Manchester where it will serve as an interface during the resection of a brain tumor.
Inbrain's technology can determine how well a patient’s current drug regimen is working.
In this first iteration of the Inbrain chip, it doesn’t treat the symptoms of Parkinson's directly, but instead makes it possible to better target and reduce the amount of drugs that are used in treatment.
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