Direct communication between two disconnected nerve cells via a semiconductor chip with integrated circuitry has been achieved (see Figure), enabling reliable feeding of single action potentials from nerve cells into a digital electronic processor. The intrinsic problem of stimulation/recording crosstalk is also addressed. This System represents a key step towards neurocomputing.
Bonifazi, P., Fromherz, P. (2002). Silicon chip for electronic communication between nerve cells by non-invasive interfacing and analog-digital processing. ADVANCED MATERIALS, 14(17), 1190-1193 [10.1002/1521-4095(20020903)14:17<1190::AID-ADMA1190>3.0.CO;2-#].
Silicon chip for electronic communication between nerve cells by non-invasive interfacing and analog-digital processing
Bonifazi P.Primo
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2002
Abstract
Direct communication between two disconnected nerve cells via a semiconductor chip with integrated circuitry has been achieved (see Figure), enabling reliable feeding of single action potentials from nerve cells into a digital electronic processor. The intrinsic problem of stimulation/recording crosstalk is also addressed. This System represents a key step towards neurocomputing.File in questo prodotto:
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