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Weltin et al., 2019 - Google Patents

New life for old wires: electrochemical sensor method for neural implants

Weltin et al., 2019

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17148691553666097902
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Weltin A
Ganatra D
König K
Joseph K
Hofmann U
Urban G
Kieninger J
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Journal of neural engineering

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Objective. Electrochemical microsensors based on noble metals can give essential information on their microenvironment with high spatio-temporal resolution. However, most advanced chemo-and biosensors lack the long-term stability for physiological monitoring of …
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