How do you know how a medical implant will behave before it's manufactured? - Nature

Summary

The article discusses the advancements in neurotechnology, particularly the IT'IS Foundation's role in creating sophisticated computational models for medical research. These models facilitate the development of neuroprosthetics, improve the safety of MRI procedures, and enhance neurostimulation techniques, informing the treatment of neurotrauma and spinal cord injuries. Key figures mentioned include Jocelyne Bloch, Niels Kuster, and Esra Neufeld. The tags 'Electrotherapy, Neuroprosthetics, Neurotrauma, Spinal cord' closely align with the focus on improving therapies for spinal and brain injuries through computational modeling and simulation platforms like o²S²PARC and Sim4Life.