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Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) is a book category focused on technologies that enable direct communication between the brain and external devices. Titles in this area span foundational neuroscience, biomedical engineering, and computer science; cover sensing modalities from noninvasive EEG and fNIRS to invasive ECoG and intracortical implants; and explain signal processing, machine learning, neural decoding, and neurostimulation. The category includes research monographs, technical handbooks, and accessible overviews on applications such as assistive communication, neuroprosthetics, motor rehabilitation, cognitive enhancement, and immersive AR/VR and gaming. It also addresses human–computer interaction, usability, clinical trials and translation, standards and regulation, and the ethics of privacy, safety, and agency. Readers will find both historical context and forward-looking perspectives on closed-loop systems and the societal impact of emerging neurotechnology.

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