Pleased to announce the latest progress of Neuroxess. This experiments has achieved excellent results, reflected in several aspects: 1. Achieving mouse movement speed and accuracy close to Neuralink. 2. Enabling more daily applications, including smart home control, the use of

Had the great honor of having dinner and a great chat with Cambridge’s Trevor Robbins — a legend in neuroscience and psychology, ranked No.1 globally for years. He’s got an H-index of 270 and over 244,000 citations. Inventor of the CANTAB monkey training system, and currently

Both UCLA and UC Berkeley claim to have been ranked as the top public university for consecutive years. The rivalry between the Bruins and the Bears has been ongoing. Both are bears, but "Bruin" has a more cultural and exclusive connotation, while "Bear" is more straightforward.

It's a great pleasure to be back at TCCI of Caltech and have a meeting and discussion with Academician Richard A. Andersen. Every time I meet Richard, I gain a lot. His forward-looking strategic thinking and extreme scientific research attitude are very beneficial. Richard is an

It was an incredible honor to visit the IPD lab at the University of Washington and meet with Professor David Baker, winner of the 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. David was remarkably kind, approachable, and spent over an hour seriously discussing ideas with me. We talked at

The Banff National Park Conference Center, the venue for the BCI Society 2025 conference over the next three days, offers a breathtaking view outside the window. It's a biennial gathering of old and new friends, along with beer and bonfire parties. #bci #banff

Elon’s latest Neuralink press conference — many people have asked me for my thoughts, so here they are: 1.Neuralink’s technical approach and vision have remained stable and consistent over time: to achieve higher-bandwidth information links between human intelligence (HI) and

Thanks, Christian, yes, China will be the wonderland for Neuroscience in the next decade.

After getting my master's degree in 2008, I never went back to HKPolyU. This time I had meetings on campus for three days straight – felt like being transported back to the good ol' 2008 when the world felt more united. Funny how the campus hasn't changed a bit – same old

The Google headquarters in Singapore is great. The cafeteria serves delicious food and the design is cool. It's no wonder it's regarded as the best tech company headquarters in Asia.

Had such a great time catching up with Big Yao — and taking a pic together was the highlight! Standing next to him, I suddenly feel like I don’t need to go on a diet anymore. the magic of relativity!😂

Back to school, back to the cafeteria—two meals a day, just hoping I don’t gain too much weight 😆

It's surprisingly cooler in Hong Kong than in Shanghai—perfect for a few days' escape from the heat 😏

From BioHK in HK to the Yabuli Forum in Guangzhou, and then to CUHK in Shenzhen — I’ve been shuttling around the Greater Bay Area for three or four days. Lots of inspiring exchanges and sparks of ideas with people from different backgrounds, fields, and languages — really

Honored to join the launch of CUHK (Shenzhen) Neuro-Medicine Center and share a talk. Inspiring weekend learning from top minds like Academicians Mu-ming Poo, Jizong Zhao, Jiancheng Fang, Yang Dan, and many leading hospital presidents and directors — rich discussions on brain

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I was very glad to have this podcast with Jane — it was a pleasant conversation and also a good opportunity to summarize my thoughts from the past three or four years of working on brain–computer interfaces.

“Parity nonconservation” tells us that the symmetries of nature can be broken; the “Yang–Mills equation” tells us that the interactions of nature arise from symmetry and gauge invariance. Together, they form the “yin and yang” of quantum field theory — the structure of physical

Very glad that Gestala made its first official appearance at the BCI Society event and at SfN, formally introducing Gestala to new and old friends in the field. I’m very much looking forward to future collaborations with partners around the world.

minus five degrees in Beijing actually feels five degrees warmer than plus five degrees in Shanghai.