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Neuroprosthetics, as a book category, encompasses the interdisciplinary field focused on devices and systems that interface with the nervous system to restore, replace, or augment neural function. Works in this genre range from technical textbooks and engineering handbooks covering neural signal acquisition, decoding algorithms, electrode and implant design, and rehabilitation protocols, to clinical guides, case studies, and translational research reports on prosthetic limbs, cochlear and retinal implants, and brain–computer interfaces. It also includes popular science books and memoirs that explain how neurotechnology affects patients’ lives, plus treatments of ethical, legal, and social issues such as consent, privacy, and human enhancement. Readers are typically researchers, clinicians, engineers, students, policymakers, and informed general readers interested in the science, engineering, medical applications, and societal implications of restoring or extending neural function.

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