.Butterfly Network and Forest Neurotech have entered into a five-year co-development agreement to further the development of next-generation brain-computer interfaces using Butterfly’s semiconductor-based Ultrasound-on-Chip technology neuronewsinternational.com/butterfly-netw…

more #alliances ~@Omcare_Health partners with leading #Senior are providers to suppoort the #AgingPopulation ~Elekta, IAEA - International Atomic Energy Agency ⚛️ partner to improve access to #cancer care in underserved communities ~Butterfly Network, Forest Neurotech partner on development of #nextgen #BCIs

New Neurotech Eschews Electricity for Ultrasound: Forest Neurotech will use ultrasound-on-chip tech from Butterfly Network to develop a #BCI. spectrum.ieee.org/bci-ultrasound…

Is your zone of genius delivering scientific results in high-quality, production-grade software? If so, Forest Neurotech is hiring Software Engineers in Los Angeles and Palo Alto! forestneurotech.org/jobs

Loving the "good vibrations" heading 😂 Thanks for sharing our work with the world, Emily Mullin & co at WIRED! 🔊🔊🔊 "Forest Neurotech in Los Angeles also launched this year to [...] miniaturize ultrasound in a neural implant." #BCI #Neurotech wired.com/story/the-race…

Lots of activity in the implantable neurotech startup space this last year. Check out this recap by Emily Mullin in WIRED. Definitely feeling like a movement, and I expect even more activity in 2024.

“Forest Neurotech...launched this year to address psychiatric and cognitive disorders. The nonprofit startup is aiming to miniaturize ultrasound in a neural implant. It’s actively working on a 1st-gen device with partner Butterfly Network." Thanks WIRED for a great BCI roundup!

Are you a talented data scientist? Do you know a talented data scientist? Are either of you interested in neural interfaces / BCI? 💡Come work with us!💡 forestneurotech.org/jobs

Forest Neurotech is developing a novel ultrasound-based brain computer interface that can sense and modulate the whole brain without penetrating it businesswire.com/news/home/2024…

Extremely excited about Forest Neurotech's work to transform neurotechnology with minimally invasive ultrasound.

Continually proud of and impressed by Forest Neurotech I've been able to spend some time in their labs lately - it's amazing to see the progress that they've made in a small amount of time.

Convergent Research Forest Neurotech Congrats to Forest Neurotech for their progress on this game-changing technology for neuroscience and brain health using minimally-invasive focused ultrasound. I hope more philanthropists will support Focused Research Organizations.

Im so thrilled to share Forest Neurotech’s supporters: Eric Schmidt, Griffin Catalyst, the philanthropic organization of Citadel CEO Kenneth C. Griffin, the Riley & Susan Bechtel Foundation, and James Fickel. Thank you all for making Forest a reality! businesswire.com/news/home/2024…

Congrats to Forest Neurotech on receiving $14M in funding to create next-generation brain-computer interfaces for individuals with neurological injuries or diseases. Their novel noninvasive approach has a wide range of potential applications, from mitigating seizures to treating

🚀We’re hiring! Forest Neurotech is looking for a Software Engineering Lead to build the core systems powering our ultrasound neurotech platform. As a nonprofit FRO, we're advancing science for public good. If you’re excited about neurotech & impact let’s talk. 🌍🧠 Link below

More FROs: Forest Neurotech Whole-brain interfaces @CultivariumFRO Synthetic biology tools for microrganisms EvE Bio Large-scale drug target profiling

📰 Featured in The Guardian: With support from ARIA investment in precision neurotechnologies, we’re thrilled to announce Forest Neurotech's role in the UK’s first NHS clinical trial of an ultrasound-powered whole-brain interface. 🧠

3/8 One of the ARIA recipients, Forest Neurotech, is pioneering a non-invasive ultrasound device called Forest 1, which can both map and modulate brain activity with unprecedented precision. theguardian.com/science/2025/j…

I recently caught up with Jean M Hébert, and if you're curious about the future of the brain or how we might actually stop aging, you’ll want to hear what he has to say. Jean is the author of Replacing Aging, a bold exploration of how we could extend life by replacing brain

Let's go ahead and freak you out this week. Brain implant maker Forest Neurotech is finding that people in comas can indeed hear and understand what's going on around them.