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Neural engineering

Graphene biosensor will drive new innovations in brain-controlled robotics

09 Feb 2022 Tami Freeman
Francesca Iacopi
Robust sensor: Francesca Iacopi and colleagues are developing a novel graphene-based biosensor to detect electrical signals from the brain. (Courtesy: University of Technology Sydney/Andy Roberts)
Brain–machine interfaces provide a bridge between the human brain and external software or hardwar

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