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Feasibility Study of High-Performance Implantable Stimulation Electrode With Nanocomposite Gel Coating as a Brain–Machine Interface Device
Sensors and Materials
- Japan
doi 10.18494/sam.2016.1371
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January 1, 2016
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MYU K.K.
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