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About
Connor Glass is a physician and bionic interfacing researcher who founded Phantom Neuro, where he serves as CEO. His work focuses on microsurgical interventions for nerve injury and the integration of machines with the nervous system.
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Frequently asked questions
- Who is Connor Glass?
- Connor Glass is a physician and bionic interfacing researcher who founded Phantom Neuro, where he serves as CEO. His work focuses on microsurgical interventions for nerve injury and the integration of machines with the nervous system.
- Where does Connor Glass work?
- Connor Glass is Founder of Phantom Neuro.
- What companies did Connor Glass found?
- Connor Glass founded Phantom Neuro.
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The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine mafia38
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