Materials and microfabrication processes for next-generation brain-machine devices

Wei-Chen Huang; Hao Sheng Wu; Christopher J Bettinger

Materials and microfabrication processes for next-generation brain-machine devices

Wei-Chen Huang
, Hao Sheng Wu
, Christopher J Bettinger

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Transfer printing microstructures onto novel hydrogel interfaces and customised composite electrodes could increase the compatibility and information transfer between body tissue and electronic devices.

Original language	Chinese (Traditional)
Journal	SPIE Newsroom
Publication status	Published - Nov 2016

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