50 Neurotech Innovators

Here’s a list of 50 neurotechnology innovators, including those focused on computer vision:

1. Demis Hassabis – Co-founder of DeepMind, advancing AI and neuroscience integration.
2. Randal Koene – Mind uploading and brain-machine interfaces.
3. Eric Kandel – Memory mechanisms and synaptic plasticity.
4. Susan Hockfield – Neural tissue engineering and brain health.
5. John Hopfield – Hopfield networks and associative memory.
6. Geoffrey Hinton – Deep learning and neural network architectures.
7. Leslie Valiant – Computational neuroscience and learning theory.
8. Karl Deisseroth – Optogenetics and neural circuit manipulation.
9. Kwabena Boahen – Neuromorphic engineering and brain-inspired computing.
10. Emery Brown – Anesthesia effects on brain dynamics.
11. Partha Mitra – Neural circuits and brain mapping.
12. Joseph LeDoux – Emotional processing and neural circuits.
13. Wolfram Schultz – Reward systems and neural learning.
14. Jack Gallant – Brain decoding and neural information processing.
15. Ed Boyden – Optogenetics and brain circuit manipulation.
16. Olaf Sporns – Network neuroscience and brain connectivity.
17. Larry Squire – Memory systems and hippocampal function.
18. David Eagleman – Neuroplasticity and sensory substitution.
19. Tomaso Poggio – Computational vision and neural networks.
20. Christof von der Malsburg – Neuronal dynamics and self-organization.
21. Rodney Douglas – Neuromorphic engineering and brain-inspired computing.
22. Sheila Nirenberg – Retinal prosthetics and vision restoration.
23. Nikolaus Kriegeskorte – Neural representations and decoding models.
24. Ray Dolan – Decision-making and computational psychiatry.
25. Edward Chang – Neural prosthetics and speech restoration.
26. Sliman Bensmaia – Neuroengineering and sensory perception.
27. Christopher Moore – Neural dynamics and oscillations.
28. Michael Arbib – Mirror neurons and motor control.
29. Emilio Bizzi – Motor learning and brain-machine interfaces.
30. György Buzsáki – Neural oscillations and brain rhythms.
31. John Chapin – Neural interfaces and brain-controlled devices.
32. Yang Dan – Visual system function and neural circuits.
33. Chris Eliasmith – Large-scale brain simulations and neural engineering.
34. Ann Graybiel – Basal ganglia function and motor control.
35. Timothy Behrens – Neural circuits and decision-making.
36. Adam Gazzaley – Cognitive neuroscience and attention training.
37. Haim Sompolinsky – Neural network dynamics and computation.
38. Doris Tsao – Face perception and neural coding.
39. Gregory Hickok – Neural mechanisms of language processing.
40. Jennifer Lippincott-Schwartz – Brain imaging and cellular dynamics.
41. Alain Destexhe – Computational neuroscience and neural dynamics.
42. Anthony Movshon – Visual neuroscience and neural coding.
43. Joshua Tenenbaum – Computational cognitive science and AI.
44. Miguel Alonso – Visual neuroscience and perception.
45. Reid Harrison – Brain-computer interfaces and neuroethics.
46. Eva Dyer – Machine learning and brain imaging.
47. Ranulfo Romo – Sensory processing and decision-making.
48. Christian Machens – Neural circuits and learning algorithms.
49. Liane Young – Moral psychology and brain mechanisms.
50. John Krakauer – Motor learning and brain plasticity.

These innovators span various fields within neurotechnology, including neural interfaces, neuroprosthetics, computational neuroscience, neuroengineering, and computer vision.