Sora Neuroscience

Cirrus integrates into the existing clinical radiology imaging workflow. Once processed, the brain network maps are configured and easily imported into the hospital’s surgical planning and navigation system of choice.

The page lists authors affiliated with neurological surgery, neurology, biomedical engineering, mechanical engineering and material sciences, Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology, and the Center for Innovation in Neuroscience and Technology.

Neuroimaging Clinics of North America | 2017-10-27

Carl D. Hackerᵃ, Timothy O. Laumannᵇ, Nicholas P. Szramaᵃ, Antonello Baldassarreᵇᵉ, Abraham Z. Snyderᵇᶜ, Eric C. Leuthardt#ᵃᵇ, and Maurizio Corbetta#ᵇᶜᵈᵉ

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The company uses resting-state fMRI technology developed and clinically investigated at Washington University in St. Louis (WashU) over the past decade to improve brain patient care and develops software based on neuroscience and engineering.

The company uses resting-state fMRI technology developed and clinically investigated at Washington University in St. Louis (WashU) over the past decade to improve brain patient care and develops software based on neuroscience and engineering.

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The FDA clears Sora Neuroscience's Cirrus brain-mapping software. Cirrus uses fMRI imaging to acquire and generate maps of critical brain networks to assist with brain surgery planning.

Oct 2026 · MobiHealthNewsNews article

WashU Medicine developed AI-based software that rapidly maps sensitive brain areas, and the FDA authorizes it for marketing to hospitals. The technology locates regions controlling speech, vision, movement and other critical brain functions, with the aim of enhancing precision neurosurgery.

Jun 2025 · Taylor Family Department of NeurosurgeryNews article

The FDA authorizes an AI-based brain-mapping software program developed by Eric Leuthardt, MD, for marketing by Sora Neuroscience, the WashU startup he founded with other faculty members. Leuthardt is the Shi H. Huang Professor of Neurological Surgery at WashU Medicine, and the software has the potential to improve neurosurgery procedures for patients.

Jun 2025 · newswise.comNews article

AI-based brain-mapping software developed at WashU Medicine receives FDA market authorization. The software locates sensitive areas to enhance precision neurosurgery.

Jun 2025 · WashU MedicineNews article