June 19, 2024

Neurotechnology and Children

UN Entity:

UNICEF

SDGs:

SDG 03: Good Health & Well-Being

Innovation Area:

Frontier Technologies
Neurotechnologies include techniques and devices that measure, analyze, and modulate brain activity and the nervous system. These technologies collect electrical signals from the human brain and provide insights into how this complex organ functions. The diagnostic, assistive, and therapeutic potential of neurotechnologies could lead to better management of several brain-related illnesses and disorders for which we still lack effective treatments.
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