Noland Arbaugh to speak at Arizona Western College on April 28
Noland Arbaugh will speak at Arizona Western College on April 28 about his journey following paralysis and becoming the first Neuralink brain implant recipient. As an AWC Biology student aiming to become a neuroscientist, he is expected to share his experiences overcoming adversity.
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