"We reach the brain through the blood vessels it already depends on for life. We do not cut. We coordinate. The body's own architecture becomes the path."
Neurosurgeon and CEO of Synchron who invented the Stentrode, a brain-computer interface deployed through a blood vessel rather than open brain surgery. In 2021 his team completed the first human motor BCI implanted without craniotomy, allowing ALS patients to control digital devices by thought alone. He reimagined neural access as a coordination problem solved by working with the body's existing infrastructure.