Neuroprosthesis for Decoding Speech in a Paralyzed Person with Anarthria
David A. Moses(MACOM (United States)), Edward F. Chang(University of California, San Francisco), Gary Abrams(MACOM (United States)), Josh Chartier(MACOM (United States)), Sean L. Metzger(Neurological Surgery), Joseph G. Makin(MACOM (United States)), Adelyn Tu-Chan(MACOM (United States)), Gopala K. Anumanchipalli(MACOM (United States)), Karunesh Ganguly(MACOM (United States)), Maximilian E. Dougherty(MACOM (United States)), Jessie R. Liu(University of California, San Francisco), Pengfei Sun(MACOM (United States)), Patricia M. Liu(MACOM (United States))
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