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First Ever Non-invasive Brain-Computer Interface Developed

Paralysis can rob people of their ability to speak. Now researchers hope to give it back

‘It’s a new world’: Alberta innovation helps kids with motor impairments control devices with their mind

Through donor-supported brain-computer interface research, clinicians and scientists are exploring new ways to help children with neurological disabilities connect and engage with the world. When innovation is designed for kids — and backed by community — the possibilities are endless. https://ow.ly/3IQe50XNsvA | Alberta Children's Hospital Foundation

Brain-computer interface study wins 2025 Top Ten Clinical Research Achievement Award

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