Extracellular recordings from the brain are the basis for the fundamental understanding of
the complex interaction of electrical signals in neural information transfer. Going beyond …

Brain–computer interfaces (BCIs) record neural signals from cortical origin with the objective
to control a user interface for communication purposes, a robotic artifact or artificial limb as …

This work presents a new fabrication technology for silicon-based neural probe devices and
their assembly into two-dimensional (2D) as well as three-dimensional (3D) microprobe …

This paper reports on a novel high-density CMOS-based silicon microprobe array for
intracortical recording applications. In contrast to existing systems, CMOS multiplexing units …

Objective. Application-specific designs of electrode arrays offer an improved effectiveness
for providing access to targeted brain regions in neuroscientific research and brain machine …

Implantable medical devices to interface technical aids with muscles, peripheral nerves, and
the brain have been developed for many applications over the last decades. They have …

A complementary-metal-oxide-semiconductor-compatible fabrication technique for ultrathin
silicon chips of arbitrary shape is reported. It combines deep reactive ion etching and wafer …

This paper reports on the design, fabrication and characterization of silicon-based
microprobes for simultaneous neural recording and drug delivery. The fabrication …

This paper presents multi-electrode arrays for in vivo neural recording applications
incorporating the principle of electronic depth control (EDC), ie, the electronic selection of …

This paper reports on the characterization and intracortical recording performance of high-
density complementary-metal–oxide–semiconductor (CMOS)-based silicon microprobe …