Wireless “Pacemaker” for the Brain

TBMG-37622

09/01/2020

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Simultaneously stimulating and recording electrical signals in the brain is much like trying to see small ripples in a pond while also splashing your feet — the electrical signals from the brain are overwhelmed by the large pulses of electricity delivered by the stimulation. Currently, deep brain stimulators either stop recording while delivering the electrical stimulation or record at a different part of the brain from where the stimulation is applied — essentially measuring the small ripples at a different point in the pond from the splashing.

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"Wireless “Pacemaker” for the Brain," Mobility Engineering, September 1, 2020.
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Sep 1, 2020
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TBMG-37622
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Magazine Article
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English