Ana Maiques is the CEO of Neuroelectrics. She completed her Bachelors in Economics at the Universitat de Barcelona and an MBA at London Metropolitan University.
Top 3 Takeaways
- Neurotechnology companies can sell research tools as a way to gain expertise and develop their technology.
- Neuroelectrics’ big advantage is the ability of their software to personalize stimulation parameters for their desired indications for use.
- Ana will only sell her devices to groups using them for medical purposes.
Show Notes
- [0:54] Ana’s background.
- [1:30] Using math and physics to decode brain signals.
- [2:10] What Neuroelectrics is all about.
- [3:10] The products Neuroelectrics currently has on the market.
- [3:45] The disease indications for Neuroelectrics’ device.
- [5:20] Who should you focus on, managed patients or refractory patients?
- [7:18] Invasive vs. non-invasive neurostimulation and recording.
- [8:35] Balancing research tools and medical devices.
- [10:40] The software is what differentiates Neuroelectrics.
- [12:10] Synthesizing product feedback.
- [13:30] Other markets for Neuroelectrics.
- [14:30] Neuroethics of cognitive enhancement.
- [17:00] Ana’s favorite neuroscience books.
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