A paper by Dr. Yang Huixiang, a specially appointed assistant professor in our laboratory, has been published in Scientific Data.

Title of the paper: Longitudinal multitask wireless electrocorticography data from two fully implanted nonhuman primates

Longitudinal multitask wireless electrocorticography data from two fully implanted nonhuman primates

Comment from Prof. Yanagisawa:
I’m very pleased to share that our new paper has been published in Nature Scientific Data.
In this work, we publicly release a large-scale, longitudinal wireless ECoG dataset collected from fully implanted systems in nonhuman primates.
The dataset spans multiple behavioral tasks, extended timescales, and rich neural dynamics—providing a rare resource for the neuroscience and neuroengineering communities.
This achievement was made possible by the outstanding leadership and tireless efforts of our first author, Huixiang Yang, whose dedication and technical rigor drove the project from data acquisition to publication.
I’m truly grateful for her exceptional work.
We hope that this openly available dataset will support a wide range of scientific questions, including neural population dynamics, motor and cognitive decoding, and the development of next-generation Brain–Machine Interfaces.
We look forward to seeing how the community will use these data to push the field forward.

Congratulations, Dr. Yang!