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“Rapid prototyping of flexible biodegradable ECoG arrays for high-resolution cortical mapping and real-time seizure classification ”

2025-11-03

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Neural interfaces are essential tools for diagnosing and managing neurological disorders, yet conventional electrocorticography (ECoG) devices are limited by mechanical mismatch with brain tissue, chronic inflammation, and poor scalability. Here, we introduce a fully inkjet-printed, flexible, and biodegradable ECoG array fabricated on ultrathin polycaprolactone films with gold nanoparticle electrodes. The arrays a...

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0099a6af-6bcf-505e-a94a-b48c127142cd
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10.1101/2025.11.02.686028
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