Vsevolod Belousov on How Neurotechnologies Are Changing Medicine

The third lecture of the joint educational project of Vyzov Foundation, the Gutenberg Lecture Hall, N + 1 and MISIS University took place.

  

The lecture titled "How Neurotechnologies Are Changing Medicine" was held by Vsevolod Belousov, member of the VYZOV Prize Scientific Committee, Professor at the Russian Academy of Sciences, and Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences. He is also the Director of the Federal Center of Brain Research and Neurotechnologies.

Neurotechnology is a term that encompasses a set of approaches that allow reading information from the nervous system or influencing its functioning. Neuralink, Elon Musk's brain implant that received extensive media coverage, is one of many examples of neurotechnology applications in medicine. During the lecture, synthetic and cellular neurotechnologies, neuroprosthetics, and other methods for "fixing brain malfunctions" were discussed.

The lecture was recorded and can be accessed via link below.