Implants Smaller Than A Grain of Rice Could Treat Brain Diseases

What if brain implants didn’t require brain surgery? 

Deblina Sakar from @MITMediaLab is creating brain implants that are a million times smaller than a grain of rice, so tiny, they can bypass surgery altogether. These sub-cellular devices could wirelessly interface with hard-to-reach brain regions, offering new hope for treating neurological diseases without trauma to healthy tissue. This emerging tech could revolutionize how we understand and heal the brain.