The University of Michigan is involved in a research project supported by a $30 million grant from the Marcus Foundation, with $19 million directed toward their work. The focus of the project is on developing advanced brain-computer interface technology to help restore speech in individuals affected by conditions like stroke-related aphasia. The team is working on small, wireless devices designed to safely record and transmit brain signals. In collaboration with researchers from Stanford University, read on to discover how this research may unlock new possibilities for treating aphasia and improving lives.
