The Science of Mind Reading
Researchers are pursuing age-old questions about the nature of thoughts—and learning how to read them.
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2021/12/06/the-science-of-mind-reading
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Our ultrasound work featured in the LA Times
A wonderful series of articles by La Times reporter Joanne Faryon covers the difficult topic of severe brain injury, consciousness, and the interface between medicine, science, and ethics.
In this week’s column there is also space for our ultrasound work:
For months he lingered in purgatory between wakefulness and nothingness
Our ultrasound work featured in a Nature article
Our recent work with Low Intensity Focused Ultrasound Pulsation (LIFUP) was featured in Nature outlook:
Decoding the neuroscience of consciousness: A growing understanding of consciousness could lead to fresh treatments for brain injuries and phobias.
Can you really clone someone’s consciousness? Dr. Monti’s interview on PC-Mag about Keanu Reeves’ Replicas
Can You Really Clone Someone’s consciousness?
In the new sci-fi movie Replicas, Keanu Reeves brings his family back to life as clones. We talk to director Jeffrey Nachmanoff about his inspiration, as well as UCLA’s Dr. Martin M. Monti, who has done groundbreaking work on the human brain and post-trauma consciousness.
[Read more at the link below]
https://www.pcmag.com/news/365347/can-you-really-clone-someones-consciousness
Dr Monti receives the International Giuseppe Sciacca Award for Medical Research
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| On October the 26th, Dr. Monti was awarded an International Giuseppe Sciacca Award for Medical Research at the Pontificial University in the Vatican. |
ABC Radio Interview: Ultrasound used to ‘jump-start’ brain of a coma patient
http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/scienceshow/ultrasound-used-to-jump-start-brain-of-a-coma-patient/8584456
Understanding Consciousness: Interview with Prof Monti
Wired Magazine selects our ultrasound work as the “8th best thing of 2016”
Wired Magazine selected our recent work on Low Intensity Focused Ultrasound Pulsation (LIFUP) in post-coma recovery as the “8th best thing of 2016” (see the media coverage and the full story covered on Wired)
Dr. Lutkenhoff wins 2016 Young Investigator Award
| On Saturday December 10th 2016 Dr Evan Lutkenhoff was awarded the 2016 Young Investigator Award by the UCLA Brain Injury Research Center. |  |
| The MontiLab is extremely proud of his accomplishments and the well deserved recognition he got. Well done Evan! |  |
Prof. Monti interviewed on BBC’s News Hour radio show about using ultrasound after coma
Listen to Prof. Monti’s interview on the BBC’s News Hour radio show discussing and explaining the use of low intensity focused ultrasound pulsation (LIFUP) after coma