Tag: Brain

InnovationScienceTechnology

Breakthrough Retinal Implant Restores Reading Ability in Macular Degeneration Patients

A revolutionary retinal implant has enabled people with age-related macular degeneration to read again after intensive training. Meanwhile, separate studies reveal insights into brain consciousness states and breastfeeding’s protective effects against breast cancer.

Vision Restoration Through Retinal Technology

An innovative retinal implant has significantly improved vision in dozens of individuals suffering from age-related macular degeneration (AMD), according to reports in Nature. AMD represents the most common form of incurable blindness affecting older populations, sources indicate. The breakthrough device is surgically placed beneath the retina to replace light-sensitive cells destroyed by the degenerative condition.

by Aaron Vale
HealthcareInnovation

CoMind Secures €51M to Pioneer Non-Invasive Brain Monitoring Technology

CoMind has secured over €85 million in total funding to advance its non-invasive brain monitoring technology. The London-based startup’s innovative approach uses photonics to measure critical brain parameters without drilling into the skull, potentially revolutionizing neurological care.

Major Funding for Medical Breakthrough

London-based neurological HealthTech startup CoMind has reportedly secured over €85 million in total funding according to recent reports, with its latest round bringing in €51 million to advance its revolutionary approach to brain monitoring. Sources indicate this represents one of the largest European neuro-device funding rounds this year, highlighting growing investor confidence in non-invasive medical technologies.

by Elijah Porter
StartupsTechnology

NeuroBell CEO Honored as Top Startup Founder for Neonatal Brain Monitor Innovation

NeuroBell CEO Mark O’Sullivan has been named Enterprise Ireland’s HPSU Founder of the Year for developing Luna, a portable brain monitor with AI-powered seizure detection. The medical device enables neonatal ICU staff to quickly diagnose seizures in infants without requiring subspecialty expertise. The award recognizes the startup’s rapid growth and global expansion plans.

Neonatal Medical Technology Breakthrough Earns Top Startup Honor

Mark O’Sullivan, co-founder and CEO of medical technology company NeuroBell, has been awarded the prestigious Enterprise Ireland High-Potential Start-up Founder of the Year title, according to reports from the recent awards ceremony. The recognition comes for his work on Luna, a portable brain monitoring device that helps neonatal intensive care staff quickly detect seizures in infants.

by Elijah Porter