GLEN BURNIE // February 1, 2024 - Brian Jamieson, the founder and CTO of DBC, discusses the company's approach to neural interfacing technology, its impact on brain research, and what lies ahead in the realm of neuroscience in our latest interview.
AZoLifeSciences' interview with Brian Jamieson highlights his journey to found Diagnostic Biochips and the goals for the company's future. Brian discusses the fast-growing world of neural electrophysiology and how DBC paves our way in the market for researchers studying brain diseases and disorders. He notes that DBC sets itself apart by creating tools like the Deep Array to access deeper structures in the brains of larger animals, and eventually, humans. Currently, there is an extremely limited number of research tools that allow scientists to observe the deep brain at the single-unit level. Brian states, "We aim to provide reliable, professional-grade tools that address gaps in the current market."
Eventually, DBC hopes to enter the market of human research to directly tackle brain disorders that cannot be fully represented with animal models. There have been a few users, with IRB approval, that implanted and recorded with our Deep Array into volunteers during DBS surgery. Although the path is long for human testing and use, our initial dip into it shows promising results.
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About Diagnostic Biochips:
Diagnostic Biochips is a scientific research instrumentation and software company based in Glen Burnie, Maryland. The company's technologies enable researchers to collect high-fidelity brain data with unprecedented spatiotemporal resolution and conduct research to help lay the groundwork for advancements in understanding the human brain and challenging neurological diseases.