ArticleScience advances2022
CMU Array: A 3D nanoprinted, fully customizable high-density microelectrode array platform.
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Abstract
Microelectrode arrays provide the means to record electrophysiological activity critical to brain research. Despite its fundamental role, there are no means to customize electrode layouts to address specific experimental or clinical needs. Moreover, current electrodes demonstrate substantial limitations in coverage, fragility, and expense. Using a 3D nanoparticle printing approach that overcomes these limitations, we demonstrate the first in vivo recordings from electrodes that make use of the flexibility of the 3D printing process. The customizable and physically robust 3D multi-electrode devices feature high electrode densities (2600 channels/cm
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