Flexible and stretchable opto-electric neural interface for low-noise electrocorticogram recordings and neuromodulation in vivo
Abstract
Optogenetic-based neuromodulation tools is evolving for the basic neuroscience research in animals combining optical manipulation and electrophysiological recordings. However, current opto-electric integrated devices attaching on cerebral cortex for electrocorticogram (ECoG) still exist potential damage risks for both brain tissue and electrode, due to the mechanical mismatch and brain deformation. Here, we propose a stretchable opto-electric...
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Title
Flexible and stretchable opto-electric neural interface for low-noise electrocorticogram recordings and neuromodulation in vivo
Published Date
Apr 1, 2020
Volume
153
Pages
112009 - 112009
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