Rachel Carlson
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And after some of the neurons in that system have been lost, how does the system behave differently?
What does this research mean for humans?
Very cool.
And so that being said, what do you think the big picture implications are of studying single neurons in this context?
And I kind of want to back up a little bit even more to where your research started.
You started your work studying people who have tetraplegia.
So I'm curious if what you're learning right now could benefit people outside of those impacted by stroke.
So the hope would be, you know, you get a device-approved device.
to treat stroke, but then maybe it can be used off-label.
Paul Nijukian is a neuroscientist at Stanford's Brain Interfacing Lab.
Paul, thank you so much.
This was fascinating.
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