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Evaluates bidirectional neural interfacing capabilities of PolyGraph composites, suggesting their potential for advanced brain-computer interfaces.
for a 100 ms pulse), enhanced by NaOH surface roughening and AuPd coating. Leveraging their processability, PolyGraph composites are fabricated into flexible, individually isolated microneedle electrode arrays with biomimetic soft hyaluronic acid backings. These arrays demonstrate bidirectional neural interfacing capabilities, enabling both the delivery of controlled stimulation pulses in physiological buffer and high-resolution neuronal recording in murine brain slices, with machine learning-based event classification. Together, these advances establish PolyGraph as an optimal material platform for next-generation brain-computer interfaces and soft bioelectronic devices.
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