WHY THE SIGNAL DIES
The hardest problem may not be decoding the brain. It may be staying connected to it.
Gliosis, signal drift, electrode movement, power, heat, and long-term reliability all challenge the promise of permanent neural interfaces.

WHY THE SIGNAL DIES
The hardest problem may not be decoding the brain. It may be staying connected to it.
Gliosis, signal drift, electrode movement, power, heat, and long-term reliability all challenge the promise of permanent neural interfaces.
- its parameters can be manipulated directly, and multiple units can be connected to explore how activity propagates between neurons.
In this first look, we start with the behaviour of a single LIFeling.
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