Jaimie Henderson

Jaimie Henderson, a Stanford neurosurgeon at the forefront of brain-machine interfaces, discusses the groundbreaking potential of neural prosthetics for those with brain and spinal cord injuries. He shares inspiring stories of individuals regaining abilities previously thought lost, including communication and movement. The conversation highlights advancements like deep brain stimulation devices and silicon microelectrode arrays that decode brain activity. Henderson also honors the legacy of Krishna Shenoy, emphasizing the power of collaboration in revolutionizing neuroscience.