Animal models in brain–computer interface research
Yu Tung Lo(National Neuroscience Institute), Charles Y. Liu(University of Southern California), Elise P. W. Jenkins(Procarta Biosystems (United Kingdom)), Vasileios Christopoulos(University of Southern California), Ben J. Woodington(Procarta Biosystems (United Kingdom)), Yuxin Liu(Nanjing Medical University), Lei Jiang(Wuhan City Chinese Medicine Hospital), Darrin J. Lee(University of Southern California), Jordan Lam(University of Michigan)
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