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Neuro-prosthetic devices aim to restore impaired function through artificial stimulation of the nervous system. A lingering technological bottleneck in this field is the realization of soft, micron sized electrodes capable of injecting enough charge to evoke localized neuronal activity without causing neither electrode nor tissue damage. Direct stimulation with micro electrodes will offer the high...
A lingering technological bottleneck in the field of neuro-prosthetics is the quality of the stimulating electrodes. Such electrodes should be soft, micron in size and capable of injecting enough charge to evoke localized neuronal activity without causing tissue damage during extended operation (years). Carbon nanotubes have been shown over the past several years as a promising material in this realm...
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