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Neural engineering

MRI-compatible electrodes line up for use in neural probes

22 Nov 2019 Tami Freeman
Two electrode types
Platinum (left) and glassy carbon (right) microelectrodes for deep brain stimulation. (Courtesy: SDSU)
Deep brain stimulation (DBS) – in which electrodes implanted in the brain send electrical signals

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