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Nonresonant powering of injectable nanoelectrodes enables wireless deep brain stimulation in freely moving mice
2021
Science Advances
Devices that electrically modulate the deep brain have enabled important breakthroughs in the management of neurological and psychiatric disorders. Such devices are typically centimeter-scale, requiring surgical implantation and wired-in powering, which increases the risk of hemorrhage, infection, and damage during daily activity. Using smaller, remotely powered materials could lead to less invasive neuromodulation. Here, we present injectable, magnetoelectric nanoelectrodes that wirelessly
doi:10.1126/sciadv.abc4189
pmid:33523872
pmcid:PMC7806222
fatcat:f5nc627bobbw3hmd5fd5ezidvi