Science Corporation is developing invasive brain-computer interface technology using a novel biohybrid approach. Instead of traditional electrodes that damage brain tissue, Science's technology uses highly engineered, stem cell-derived neurons embedded in electronics that are engrafted into the brain, forming new biological connections.

The device sits on top of the brain and contains a silicon honeycomb-like structure with 100,000 "microwells" where individual living neurons grow from the microwell circuitry directly into the brain tissue.

Max Hodak graduated from Duke University's Pratt School of Engineering in 2012. He co-founded Neuralink in 2016 with Elon Musk and served as President through early 2021.