A high-performance neuroprosthesis for speech decoding and avatar control
Sean L. Metzger(Neurological Surgery), Edward F. Chang(University of California, San Francisco), Margaret P. Seaton(University of California, San Francisco), Ran Wang(China Agricultural University), David A. Moses(MACOM (United States)), Adelyn Tu-Chan(MACOM (United States)), Gopala K. Anumanchipalli(MACOM (United States)), Kaylo T. Littlejohn(University of California, San Francisco), Karunesh Ganguly(MACOM (United States)), Peter Wu(National Institutes of Health), Maximilian E. Dougherty(MACOM (United States)), Inga Zhuravleva(University of California, Berkeley), Jessie R. Liu(University of California, San Francisco), Michael A. Berger, Alexander B. Silva(QB3)
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