Sarah Songhorian

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Dr. Sarah Songhorian is a leading voice at the intersection of neurotechnology and bioethics, with her most-cited work focusing on the profound implications of brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). Her landmark 2025 paper, "Neuralink’s brain-computer interfaces: medical innovations and ethical challenges," which has garnered 18 citations, provides a critical analysis of Neuralink’s rapid advancements—from the first human implant in 2024 to the Blindsight vision restoration device. Songhorian’s major contribution lies in bridging the gap between technical innovation and ethical foresight, systematically mapping the moral landscape of emerging neurotech. She explores not only the therapeutic potential for paralysis and blindness but also the pressing concerns of cognitive liberty, data privacy, and equitable access. Her work serves as an essential guide for researchers and policymakers navigating this transformative field. By framing these breakthroughs within a rigorous ethical framework, Songhorian has established herself as a pivotal figure in ensuring that neurotechnological progress remains aligned with human dignity and societal well-being.