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A method for large scale implantation of 3D microdevice ensembles into brain and soft tissue

2020-03-08

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Wireless networks of implantable electronic sensors and actuators on the microscale (sub-mm) are being explored for monitoring and modulation of physiological activity for medical diagnostics and therapeutic purposes. Beyond the requirement of integrating multiple electronic or chemical functions within small device volumes, a key challenge is the development of high-throughput methods for implantation of large nu...

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Literature Corpus work: 9733cd64-9dc1-537f-ac3d-603382ec58e1
DOI: 10.1101/2020.03.06.979294

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