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Michele Vespasiani on LinkedIn: "https://lnkd.in/eUaM3_U The two-year project aims to connect the neurological  signals from above and below spinal cord injuries and restore two-way communication in the spine, without having to tap BrainSignals with implants as in other approaches. .... “Recent studies have demonstrated that we can use electrical pulses to write into the spinal cord for motor control, and we are starting to learn how to write into the spinal cord for sensory restoration, to some degree," explains David Borton, assistant professor of engineering at Brown University School of Engineering and the Carney Institute for Brain Science.