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Diagram showing data collection procedures including a brain biopsy, intracranial recording, and a task engaging higher-order brain function.

Gene expression program linked to neurotransmission in the living human brain identified

MedicalXpress
March 17, 2026
Man standing and smiling in a laboratory environment with scientific equipment in the background.

Ignacio Sáez: "No tenemos un cerebro preparado para convivir de forma sana con los móviles y las redes sociales”

Gaceta de Salud
March 3, 2026
Man speaking in an interview setting with a banner about depression and anxiety in the background.

Protagonistas UCV - Ignacio Saez, Universidad Católica de Valencia (UCV)

Protagonistas UCV
March 2, 2026
Woman sitting with knees pulled in and head resting on them, with an inset portrait of a man.

Ignacio Sáez, neurocientífico: “La idea de que la depresión es una enfermedad es una construcción que hemos creado por conveniencia, porque se trata de un cúmulo de enfermedades”

La Vanguardia
February 24, 2026
Man smiling outdoors on a city street, wearing a blazer and button down shirt.

Ignacio Sáez, neurocientífico: «Aspiramos a diagnosticar la depresión mediante un escáner»

EFE
February 24, 2026
Person resting in a hammock outdoors in a shaded park.

Ignacio Sáez, experto en neurociencia: “Queremos identificar la depresión a través de un escáner” – EFE

Teleradioamerica
February 24, 2026
Man smiling outdoors on a city street, wearing a blazer and button down shirt.

Ignacio Sáez, neurocientífico: “Queremos diagnosticar la depresión con un escáner y salvar vidas”

Diario de Sevilla
February 23, 2026
Doctor pointing to a brain scan on a large display while explaining highlighted brain regions to a colleague.

El investigador Ignacio Sáez aprovecha cirugías de epilepsia o párkinson para registrar la actividad neuronal y entender cómo surgen pensamientos y emociones

Cope
February 18, 2026
Logo of RTVE featuring lowercase white letters “rtve” centered on an orange gradient background

Los expertos en neurotecnología piden regular el uso de datos cerebrales

rtve
February 16, 2026
Podcast cover art showing a grayscale side profile of a human head with a visible brain and a glowing green implant near the top, with green circuit-like lines in the background and the text “NEURAL IMPLANT PODCAST” and “with Ladan Jiracek.”

Neurotechnology for cognition: Recording and modulating the human brain

Neural Implant Podcast
February 2, 2026
Man in a white lab coat stands in front of a whiteboard filled with diagrams and notes in a research setting.

La ciencia nos acerca, pasito a pasito, a la cura de todas las enfermedades del cerebro

La Rioja
December 21, 2025
Mount Sinai poster showcasing Dr. Saez and his $4.5M grant

Mount Sinai awarded $4.5M BD2 grant to advance research on the biology of bipolar disorder

Mount Sinai Health System
October 8, 2025
Panel of four experts discussing 'The Future of Brain Tech,' shown against a blue background with the logo 'The Vitals'

The future of brain tech

The Vitals
September 16, 2025
Illustration of glowing neurons with branching dendrites, highlighting electrical activity in the brain.

Surprisingly widespread brain activity supports economic decision-making, new study finds

Psypost
May 19, 2025
Abstract representation of a brain made of interconnected green dots on a light blue background.

What the latest research in neuroscience tells us about meditation

Yoga Journal
May 7, 2025
A Zoom meeting screenshot featuring five participants, each in separate windows. The participants are labeled as Paul Kenny, Eric Nestler, Benjamin Rapoport, Ignacio Saez, and Joshua Bederson.

Decoding the brain: How new brain-computer interfaces are unlocking the secrets of the mind

Mount Sinai Health System
April 28, 2025
A curly-haired woman sits cross-legged on a bed, eyes closed, practicing mindful breathing with one hand on her chest and the other on her stomach.

Meditation changes your brain structure in a good way

Discover
March 17, 2025
An older woman sits cross-legged outdoors, eyes closed, practicing yoga with her hands in a prayer position.

You can actually change the brain waves involved in depression and anxiety with this trick

New York Post
February 14, 2025

Utilizing recordings From human brain to understand brain function

Mount Sinai Icahn Medical School
November 15, 2024
Intraoperative setup including displays for frameless stereotactic neuronavigation, left; augmented reality overlay, 3D rendering of the operative field, and high-resolution electrocorticography by Precision Neuroscience, far right. Neurosurgeon Joshua B. Bederson, MD, is positioned at head of patient.

How Mount Sinai has become the leading center for studying and monitoring conscious human thought

Mount Sinai Icahn Medical School
November 15, 2024

Treating psychiatric disorders with neuromodulation: The third way

Neuro Central
September 24, 2024
cover art of podcast

A Cerebro Abierto, con Ignacio Saez

El Lado Malo de la Historia
May 21, 2024
Experts help set up the wiring for Precision Neuroscience’s technology.

Here’s what it’s like inside the operating room when someone gets a brain implant

CNBC
May 25, 2024
Precision Neuroscience implant brain computer interface

Precision Neuroscience launches new BCI study sites

MassDevice
March 25, 2024
images of brains with an implant

Inside the operating room: doctors test a revolutionary brain-computer implant

Wall Street Journal
March 22, 2024
Precision Logo

Precision Neuroscience begins first-in-human study of its neural interface technology

Precision Neuroscience
March 22, 2024
OCM-Ignacio-Saez

Deep brain recordings to study human cognition

One Scientist’s Mind
March 14, 2024
Mount Sinai

Mount Sinai is first in New York to study a brain-computer interface designed to record and map the brain’s activity in unprecedented detail

Mount Sinai Health System
March 22, 2024
The findings published today confirmed observations made with imaging techniques.

A macroproject publishes a brain atlas, a map for understanding what makes us human

El País
October 13, 2023
Ignacio Saez, right, and two other men discuss computational psychiatry.

Treating depression through computational psychiatry

One Mind Science and Innovation Symposium
September 9, 2023
Saez outside

Ignacio Sáez, neuroscientist: ‘Our ability to foresee the future and review the past predisposes us to mental illness’

El País (English)
September 8, 2023
Ignacio Sáez in a stairwell.

Ignacio Sáez, neurocientífico: “Nuestra capacidad de prever el futuro y revisar el pasado nos predispone a la enfermedad mental”

El País
September 6, 2023

Aspen Ideas Festival – Ignacio Saez, PhD

Mount Sinai Health System
June 17, 2023
Two men are seated outdoors in front of a green mountain landscape, engaged in conversation, with one holding a tablet.

A Conversation on depression with Dr. Ignacio Saez

Mount Sinai Health System
July 5, 2023
Man speaking with video button in the middle.

¿Puede ser provechoso el diálogo entre la neurociencia y la filosofía?

CINET, Fundación Tatiana Pérez de Guzmán el Bueno, Madrid, Spain
December 1, 2022
A digital illustration of two circuit-like brains connected by colored lines, set against a background of binary code.

Cerebrum mind over matter: cognitive neuroengineering

Dana Foundation
June 5, 2020
Man crossing his arms and smiling in a lab, in front of a microscope.

¿Un fármaco para ser más justos?

La Rioja, Spain
May 10, 2015
Man holding pills in one hand

La pastilla de la generosidad

El Mundo, Spain
March 24, 2015
Hand holding a single pill.

There could soon be a pill to make us more compassionate

Time Magazine
March 21, 2015
Hand holding one paper bill

People could become more compassionate by taking a drug that prolongs dopamine’s effects on the brain

The Independent
March 20, 2015
A woman holding a pill

The pill that lets you sense other people’s pain

The Daily Mail
March 19, 2015

Una pastilla para el párkinson hace más sensible a la desigualdad

El Pais, Spain
2015

Risk-taking is linked to chemicals controlled by our genes

The Daily Mail
June 16, 2014

Genes and gambling: UC Berkeley study shows genes affect how people bet

San Francisco Business Times
June 16, 2014

Your genes affect your betting behavior

Berkeley News Center
June 16, 2014

Dopamine release in human brain tracked at microsecond timescale reveals decision making

Science Daily
November 2, 2011
Icahn School of Medicine at Mt. Sinai.
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