This CMOS-based probe, small enough to be implanted beneath the brain’s outer layer, shows a less-invasive approach to studying neural activity. Recent advancements in optical technologies offer new tools for monitoring and stimulating brain activity, building on existing methods like electrodes that track and modulate electrical signals in the nervous system. While electrodes have long […]
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Curated by Jesif Ahmed
