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Transparent Ultrathin Gold Neural Interfaces for Minimally Invasive, Large-Scale Multimodal Neurotechnology
Recent advances in neural interfaces increasingly aim to reduce invasiveness, enable multimodal integration, and support scalable neural data acquisition. This invited proceeding summarizes recently reported developments in transparent flexible neural electrode arrays that permit simultaneous electr
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