Cyborg stuff

Physical means of brain stimulation, such as the use of implanted electrodes for deep brain stimulation (DBS), have led to widespread excitement about the possibility of repairing neural dysfunction through direct control of brain circuit dynamics, including multiple FDA-approved therapies for previously intractable brain disorders (Greenberg et al., 2010, Kalia et al., 2013).
At its most basic form, neural lace is an ultra-thin mesh that can be implanted in the skull, forming a collection of electrodes capable of monitoring brain function. It creates an interface between the brain and the machine. To insert neural lace, a tiny needle containing the rolled up mesh is placed inside the skull and the mesh is injected. As the mesh leaves the needle it unravels, spanning the brain. Gradually, the lace will be accepted as part of the brain, and will even move with it as it grows or very slightly changes size. 
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