On September 12, the first paper on intravascular EEG developed under the Moonshot project was published.<\/p>\n
In this study, we demonstrated that intravascular EEG measured from cortical veins can provide higher-resolution intracranial EEG data than conventional methods.<\/p>\n
This research is the result of an international collaboration between our group and Professor<\/span> Tsuyoshi Sekitani and Associate Professor<\/span> Takafumi Uemura of SANKEN at the University of Osaka; Associate Professor<\/span> Hajime Nakamura, Dr. Takamitsu Iwata, and Professor Haruhiko Kishima of the Department of Neurosurgery at the University of Osaka; and Professor David Grayden of the Department of Biomedical Engineering at the University of Melbourne.<\/p>\n The paper is titled: \u201cMicroendovascular Neural Recording from Cortical and Deep Vessels with High Precision and Minimal Invasiveness\u201d.<\/span><\/p>\n https:\/\/advanced.onlinelibrary.wiley.com\/doi\/10.1002\/aisy.202500487<\/a><\/p>\n The research details are provided in the paper and on the website below.<\/p>\n Less invasive brainwave recording breakthrough – ResOU<\/a><\/p>\n