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Stephanie Lacour's specialty is the development of flexible electrodes that adapt to a moving body, providing more reliable connections with the nervous system.
The researchers created a superthin flower-shaped device that can be folded small enough to fit a 2 centimeter hole in the skull.
The specialty of Stephanie Lacour is the development of adaptable electrodes that has the potential to adjust to a moving body. This offers highly trustworthy connections with the nervous system. Her work is naturally interdisciplinary.
EPFL scientists have developed electrode arrays that can be funneled through a small hole in the skull and deployed over a relatively large surface over the brain’s cortex. The technology may be particularly useful for providing minimally invasive solutions for epileptic patients.
NeuralTree functions by extracting neural biomarkers.