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Claire White

Claire White writes for Interface on the people building and living with brain-computer interfaces. She is an editor there, and also works in an operational role at a brain-computer interface company, handling patient intake, coordination, the overhead of regulatory approval, and preclinical studies. She is a champion for the voice of the user.

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AnalysisJul 2, 2026
Neuralink Threads Its Electrodes Through the Dura Without Cutting It
For the first time in its trials, Neuralink drove its electrode threads through the intact dura rather than cutting it open. The participant controlled a cursor within the hour. The advance is surgical, not a new decoding result.
Neuralink Elon Musk Andres Lozano
AnalysisJul 1, 2026
Meta Decoded Typed Sentences From the Brain Without Surgery
Brain2Qwerty reads magnetoencephalography while someone types and reconstructs the sentence, reaching 61% word accuracy without an implant. The catch is the scanner.
Meta AI Jean-Rémi King Jarod Levy
AnalysisJun 30, 2026
Aleph Neuro Images a Living Brain Through the Skull
A five-person lab used ultrasound and microbubbles to map the vasculature of a living human brain from outside an intact skull and released the whole pipeline.
Aleph Neuro Marley Xiong Raffi Hotter Lev Chizhov Thomas Ribeiro Jeff Brown

Neuralink Threads Its Electrodes Through the Dura Without Cutting It

Meta Decoded Typed Sentences From the Brain Without Surgery

Aleph Neuro Images a Living Brain Through the Skull