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We developed a new neural probe which can be inserted into the deep vasculature of the brain to achieve high-precision measurement of its activity. This technological advancement can be of great importance for the understanding of our brain and for the detection and treatment of neurological disorders

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New, smaller-than-ever devices to help us understand how our brain works from the inside

We developed a new neural probe which can be inserted into the deep vasculature of the brain to achieve high-precision measurement of its activity. This technological advancement can be of great importance for the understanding of our brain and for the detection and treatment of neurological disorders

Nov 8, 2024 | 4 min read