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Chamanzar Lab’s Light-Based Brain Interfaces

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A Carnegie Mellon research lab developing optical, electrical, and ultrasonic methods to study brain function and build next-generation neural interfaces.

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The lab describes a multimodal program that combines optical, electrical, and ultrasonic methods to record and stimulate neuronal activity. Its homepage organizes the project around research, members, news, publications, positions, and musings, while the stated goal is to develop tools for understanding brain function and dysfunction. The page identifies Carnegie Mellon University and provides direct email contacts for Professor Chamanzar and Jaci Chraska.

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