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Updates
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29.11.2021Wyss Center and Inselspital Bern announce clinical trial for long-term brain monitoring technology
Early clinical study will assess safety and feasibility of the Epios™ subscalp recording leads in epilepsy patients
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01.11.2021Wyss Center announces the appointment of Dr Richie Kohman as Chief Scientific Officer
Dr Kohman brings more than 15 years of research and industry experience in the development of transformative technologies for healthcare and society.
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29.10.2021Epios™ Silver Winner of MassChallenge Switzerland 2021 accelerator
Neuro-sensing technology wins Silver prize following innovation and entrepreneurship accelerator.
Collaboration
Epios™: Long-term brain monitoring technology
Brain signal recording with the Wyss Center for Bio and Neuroengineering’s subscalp Epios™ sensing electrodes (leads) has been carried out for the first time in patients at the University Hospital Bern, Inselspital.
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Artificial intelligence for neural signal decoding
Meet Janir Ramos da Cruz, PhD, a Data Scientist at the Wyss Center, working on AI algorithms to extract information from large neural datasets. Video in partnership with the Young Swiss Society for Neuroscience.
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World Stroke Day 2021: Tailoring technologies to improve stroke recovery
Introducing Claudia and Elena, two post-grad neuroscientists from the Hummel Lab at EPFL working in collaboration with the Wyss Center to improve stroke rehabilitation with a new personalized approach.
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