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Development of a Self-Opening Neural Interface

Cutrone, Annarita
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Bossi, Sivia
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Micera, Silvestro  
2013
Journal Of Medical Devices-Transactions Of The Asme

This article illustrates the development and preliminary results of SELINE, a self-opening neural interface. The advantages of this innovative neural interface are: higher selectivity due to its three-dimensional structure and efficient anchorage system to the nervous tissue. The device is made of polyimide that is a lightweight, flexible and biocompatible polymer. The electrode has been microfabricated using lithographic techniques; electrical and mechanical tests have been performed to evaluate the integrity of the device. Successful results have been obtained in the development of the electrode with excellent mechanical and electrical properties.

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DOI
10.1115/1.4024379
Web of Science ID

WOS:000326117600039

Author(s)
Cutrone, Annarita
Bossi, Sivia
Micera, Silvestro  
Date Issued

2013

Publisher

Asme

Published in
Journal Of Medical Devices-Transactions Of The Asme
Volume

7

Issue

2

Article Number

020938

Editorial or Peer reviewed

REVIEWED

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EPFL

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December 9, 2013
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