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Neural engineering

Brain stimulation delivers pain relief without adverse side effects

17 Dec 2021 Grace Wickerson 
Tissue-friendly microelectrodes
Tissue-friendly microelectrodes: First author Matilde Forni holds the micron-scale electrodes used to stimulate the brain. (Courtesy: Agata Garpenlind, Lund University)
Worldwide, 1.5 billion people live with chronic pain, with greater prevalence among adults living in

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Grace Wickerson is a PhD student contributor to Physics World. They are studying materials science and engineering at Northwestern University. Find out more about our student contributor networks
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