Vision 73: Brain at a speed of sound - frontiers of ultrasound neurotechnology
Join us for vision 73’s fifth event on May 7th in Central London. While full details will be announced soon, you can register here.
At our previous events vision 73 was honoured to host Jacob T. Robinson, Jamie Brannigan, Nir Grossman, Tamara Gerbert, and other distinguished experts speaking about implantable and non-implantable brain-computer interfaces (BCIs).
Our events have been attended by researchers from leading institutions including King’s College London, Imperial College London, The Francis Crick Institute, University College London, University of Surrey, University of Nottingham and others.
We were also delighted to welcome leaders from the wider neurotech and investment community, including MintNeuro, Cogitat, Convergent Research, Zinc VC, XEIA Venture Partners, and others.
The event on 7 May will explore the frontiers of ultrasound technologies for imaging and modulating neural activity. We cover research, engineering, clinical, commercial, and investment dimensions of this potentially scalable platform technology.
If space becomes limited, we’ll prioritise registration for researchers in physics, neuroscience, materials science, computer science, and engineering. That said, we encourage anyone passionate about the future of BCIs to register - we’re expanding capacity and tailoring content for future events. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this journey.
Preliminary Schedule
18.00 registration
18.15 opening remarks from vision 73
18.30 presentation 1 - TBD
19.00 presentation 2 - TBD
19.30 commercialisation, clinical, and investment perspectives - a mini-panel discussion - TBD
20.00 Refreshments
Details
Speakers and panellists will be announced soon.
About vision 73
vision 73 is a non-profit initiative, launched by Peter Zhegin and Vasyl Mykytiuk. During the day, Vasyl supports a deep tech portfolio of TDK Ventures and Peter leads the neurotech programme at e184, a biotech and research organisation.
By leveraging events, coordination, and analytics, vision 73 aims to support transition of brain-computer interfaces from niche medical and research tools to groundbreaking general-purpose technologies.
vision 73’s events are co-organised by e184.