The annual Liliane Bettencourt Chair in Technological Innovation, created in 2006, marks the joint determination of the Collège de France and the Bettencourt Schueller Foundation to highlight the importance of work devoted to technological innovation.
Stéphanie Lacour heads the Flexible Bioelectronic Interfaces Laboratory at Campus Biotech, Geneva, where her team conducts work at the interface of engineering, neuroscience and translational research. His lecture will focus on neurotechnology, an interdisciplinary field that integrates diverse methods and approaches to explore the mechanisms of the nervous system, diagnose, treat and alleviate neurological disorders, and consider brain-machine interfaces. These innovations offer a fascinating future for research and clinical applications.
