What Took Me So Long? Welcome back! You’re probably wondering why it took me a couple of months to publish the latest blog post. In April, I decided to join a scout program with a fund, with the intention of expanding my founder network and becoming more involved in generalist deal flow. What I learned […]
Introduction Black Mirror’s “Common People” episode presents a terrifying vision of neurotechnology gone awry—a brain implant that starts as a miracle cure but ultimately becomes a subscription-based nightmare. While fictional, this dystopian scenario raises crucial questions about the real-world trajectory of neurotechnology in 2025. Is this our inevitable future, or can we build something better? […]
Imagine watching your anxiety levels drop in real time, just like seeing your heart rate decrease after a workout. It’s the reality of modern neurofeedback technology. As mental health challenges continue to rise among young adults, innovative brain-training tools are emerging as powerful allies in the fight for better mental wellness. The numbers paint a […]
Thanks for joining another weekly post in Neural Frontiers, this week kicks off our 4-week journey breaking down the fields of Neurotechnology that we briefly reviewed in State of Neurotechnology. I wanted to start with one of the most popular fields right now, Brain-Computer Interfaces. We are familiar with Neuralink and Elon Musk because of […]
This week’s edition of Neural Frontiers was exciting to put together for you. As someone looking to build a career investing in innovative Neurotech companies, it was awesome to focus on the capital aspect of the Neurotechnology revolution we are in. The last few weeks of this blog have been a learning experience filled with […]
A Personal Journey into Neuroscience and Neurotech Welcome to the 1st official post on the Neural Frontiers blog! If you are here reading this, you saw my post on LinkedIn or X, and I can’t thank you enough for visiting. Let me tell you more about myself and why this blog will be necessary. My […]
