Jordy Tasserie
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Jordy Tasserie is pioneering the next generation of brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) with a focus on clinical translation and neural recording stability. His key research areas encompass implantable neural probes, high-density electrophysiology, and bidirectional brain interfaces—technologies that bridge the gap between rigid electronics and soft neural tissue. Tasserie’s major contribution is the development and validation of the Fleuron™ probe, an ultrasoft, high-density neural implant designed to overcome the chronic instability that plagues traditional rigid materials. His 2025 paper on this topic, already garnering early citations, demonstrates how these flexible probes can maintain stable, high-quality recordings over extended periods, enabling the large-scale neural datasets necessary for building brain foundation models of human behavior. This work addresses a critical bottleneck in iBCI research: the inability of current devices to capture the underpinning neural dynamics required for advanced decoding. By achieving stable, bidirectional communication with the brain, Tasserie’s innovations promise to accelerate both fundamental neuroscience and clinical applications, such as restoring motor function in paralysis. His contributions are shaping a future where high-fidelity neural interfaces can support long-term, adaptive brain-machine interactions.
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