Microneedle Array Electrodes Fabricated With 3D Printing Technology for High-Quality Electrophysiological Acquisition
Electrophysiological recordings are vital in assessing biological functions, diagnosing diseases, and facilitating biofeedback and rehabilitation. The applications of conventional wet (gel) electrodes often come with some limitations. Microneedle array electrodes (MAEs) present a possible solution f...
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Main Authors: | Jianyu Fu (Author), Shanyong Huang (Author), Jianglang Cao (Author), Jianping Huang (Author), Debin Xu (Author), Naifu Jiang (Author), Xiangxin Li (Author), Guanglin Li (Author), Peng Fang (Author) |
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2024-01-01T00:00:00Z.
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