Michel Berg

Papers

Total Citations

213

H-Index

About

Michel Berg stands at the frontier of non-invasive neurotechnology, pioneering the direct transmission of information between human brains. His landmark 2014 study, "Conscious Brain-to-Brain Communication in Humans Using Non-Invasive Technologies," with 213 citations, demonstrated that two individuals could exchange thoughts across the internet using only EEG and transcranial magnetic stimulation—bypassing traditional sensory channels. This work fundamentally challenged conventional boundaries of human communication and established Berg as a visionary in brain-computer interface (BCI) research. His contributions extend beyond proof-of-concept; he has helped define the ethical and technical frameworks for collaborative brain networks, exploring how multiple minds might share motor imagery or conscious states. Berg’s research integrates neuroscience, engineering, and computer science, with implications for assistive technology, telepresence, and collective problem-solving. His work has been featured in major scientific outlets and continues to inspire new generations of researchers investigating the limits of neural interfacing. By demonstrating that non-invasive brain-to-brain communication is feasible, Berg has opened a new chapter in human connectivity.