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China reports patient improved from ASIA A to C after combined BCI, spinal stimulation and exoskeleton treatment

Xuanwu Hospital reports a paraplegic patient improved from ASIA A to ASIA C one year after receiving the invasive Beinao No.1 BCI combined with temporally programmed spinal cord stimulation and an exoskeleton. The case, reported by CCTV, describes a single‑patient clinical application performed on May 16, 2025.

23 May 2026

Kordata launches to bring neural recording tech into clinical trial sites

Kordata Dynamics launched from BIOS Health to add neural recording and real‑time dosing tools to hospital trial sites. BIOS retains majority ownership and Emil Hewage will lead the spinout, which targets CNS trials in Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s and epilepsy.

23 May 2026

Burke Rehab highlights BrainQ trial, Vivistim program and cryoneurolysis during Stroke Awareness Month

Burke Rehabilitation is enrolling patients in the BrainQ EMAGINE trial (NCT06386874), offering an outpatient Vivistim vagus nerve stimulation program, trials of tDCS for aphasia, and cryoneurolysis for spasticity, the hospital’s neurorehabilitation lead said during Stroke Awareness Month.

20 May 2026

Presentation: Intensive, individualized rehab reported to improve function and fatigue in chronic post-stroke disability

A session titled "Intensive Individualized Recovery in Chronic Post-stroke Disability" reported that higher-intensity, personalized rehab produced functional gains and reduced fatigue, and suggested extended neuroplasticity as a mechanism; the source did not provide sample sizes or peer-reviewed results.

20 May 2026

Decoding the Crosstalk Between the Nervous System and Cancer

InteroCANCEption researchers at the Francis Crick Institute report that sensory nerves support tumour growth, that lung tumours remodel nearby nerves, and that cigarette smoke can boost neuronal activity to accelerate tumour progression via a neuro‑immune pathway.

20 May 2026

Organoid intelligence: lab-grown brain tissue explored as low-power computing

Researchers are testing 'organoid intelligence'—computing with lab-grown brain tissue—as a low-power alternative to energy-intensive AI. Early demos (Pong, signal prediction, speech classification) show basic computation, but scalability and performance versus silicon remain unproven.

20 May 2026
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