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Great find.

Lieber worked for the chicoms for20 years. He got paid 50k a month with a 150k housing allowance.

What he was doing was the ground work for making cyber humans,half human half machine. They could be manipulated by 5G that would be injected into the body and as we see below it could even grow into certain body parts. The chicoms wanted/want super soldiers and 66 patents later it looks like Lieber may be well on his way or even there.

Below shows what some of the nano stuff he was working on is capable of.

Below is from the link:

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The present invention generally relates to nanoscale wires and/or injectable devices. In some embodiments, the present invention is directed to electronic devices that can be injected or inserted into soft matter, such as biological tissue or polymeric matrixes.

For example, the device may be passed through a syringe or a needle. In some cases, the device may comprise one or more nanoscale wires.

Other components, such as fluids or cells, may also be injected or inserted. In addition, in some cases, the device, after insertion or injection, may be connected to an external electrical circuit, e.g., to a computer.

Other embodiments are generally directed to systems and methods of making, using, or promoting such devices, kits involving such devices, and the like. One aspect of the present invention is generally directed to a device for insertion or injection into a tissue (e.g., biological tissue), or other matter, including soft matter. The tissue may be in vitro or in vivo (i.e., the device may be injected into a living subject).

In some cases, soft matter is matter that exhibits some viscoelasticity, e.g., the matter can undergo deformation, and may exhibit viscous and/or elastic characteristics while undergoing deformation. Examples of soft matter include, but are not limited to, polymers, gels, or other materials having viscoelastic properties. The device can be fully or partially inserted into the tissue or other matter. The device may be used to determine a property of the tissue or other matter, and/or provide an electrical signal to the tissue or other matter.

This may be achieved using one or more nanoscale wires on the device. In some cases, at least one of the nanoscale wires is a silicon nanowire. In certain embodiments, a device comprising nanoscale wires may be inserted into an electrically- active tissue, such as the heart or the brain, and the nanoscale wires may be used to determine electrical properties of the tissue, e.g., action potentials or other electrical activity.

In some cases, the device is relatively porous to allow cells, etc. to grow or migrate into the device, for example, neurons may grow into the device. This may be useful, for example, for long-term applications, for example, where the device is to be inserted and used for days, weeks, months, or years within the tissue. For example, neurons or cardiac cells may be able to grow around and/or into the device while it is inserted into the brain or the heart, e.g., over extended periods of time.