R&D HighlightsTop experts review the latest patents they read and the latest papers and lectures they attended at conferences; they then make a selection of the most promising technologies and summarize in a few lines what the substance you should take away with you. Silicone encapsulants aid automated neural implant manufacture
Andrew Extance
- Feb 4, 2010
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Electrical devices that interface directly with brain cells can be made more cheaply and reliably thanks to a fabrication process that includes encapsulating them in biocompatible silicone. That method is now the subject of a US patent application from eesearchers at Austrian cochlear implant manufacturer Med-El. In their implants, which allow deaf people to hear, a source of electrical...
Source : Spruit, A.; “Layered Electrode Array and Cable” US Patent Application No. 20100023102, January 28, 2010
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