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Neural engineering

Neural engineering

Researchers grow electronics directly inside living tissue

06 Mar 2023 Tami Freeman
Injectable gel for creating electrodes
A complex cocktail The injectable gel being tested on a microfabricated circuit. (Courtesy: Thor Balkhed)
Interfacing neural tissue with electronics provides a way to investigate the complex electrical sign

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