• Synthetic Neurobiology Group, MIT

  • Willow, a 1000 channel data acquisition system

  • Capture, process and display 2024 channels of data

  • FPGA Hardware Architecture, GUI, Product Development, Experimentation, Data Visualization

  • Phase I Small Business Innovation Research grant from the National Institute of Mental Health, under Award Number R43MH101943. Phase II SBIR grant under Award Number 5R44MH114783.

The brain is tremendously complex, and uncovering its secrets requires huge amounts of high-resolution data.

Today, many aspects of neuroscience are data-starved because of technological bottlenecks. LeafLabs is overcoming this challenge by eliminating these bottlenecks at every stage of the pipeline.

When MIT's Dr. Ed Boyden (2016 winner of the Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences) needed to create something that had never been done before, he turned to LeafLabs. His lab, the Synthetic Neurobiology Group (SNG), had developed new ultra-dense neural implants that could record a game-changing 1,000 neurons.