Neuroscience ideas
18 innovation ideas derived from recent Neuroscience research — AI-assessed, source-linked, with live prototypes.
A plugin for voice bots that rewrites responses to make them easier for humans to understand by ear.
Backed by 2 papers
A tool that shows editors exactly which words in a document slow down readers using a color-coded map.
Backed by 4 papers
An app that teaches people with Parkinson's to break complex movements into small, manageable steps.
A tablet app that helps stroke patients practice specific daily tasks they struggle with due to vision loss.
A tool for developers that finds hidden settings in AI code that don't match the official config file.
A blood test that tells doctors if a patient's inflammation will respond well to steroid medication.
Backed by 2 papers
A tool that records a practice speech and shows which key points were mentioned and which were forgotten.
Backed by 2 papers
A clinic tool that identifies exactly where a patient with a speech disorder is struggling to form words.
Backed by 2 papers
A software layer that helps AI on small devices learn new things without forgetting old ones.
A tool for memory clinics that finds which learning methods still work for a patient with amnesia.
Backed by 2 papers
A tool for online courses that detects when a student is stuck on a sentence and offers help.
Backed by 4 papers
A pre-made reading experiment module for university labs to study how people process language.
Backed by 3 papers
A screening tool and saliva test for community clinics to find Black women at risk for stress-related health issues.
Backed by 3 papers
A test for supplement brands to see how a person's body produces energy molecules after exercise.
Backed by 2 papers
A system that uses wearables and blood tests to warn autoimmune patients of a flare-up before it starts.
Backed by 3 papers
An annual health screening for long-term caregivers to check for early signs of autoimmune diseases.
Backed by 2 papers
An exercise test for depression clinics to see if a patient's body is clearing out harmful chemicals.
Backed by 9 papers
A church-based coaching program for women that uses saliva tests to track stress hormones and coping.
Backed by 6 papers