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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Bioelectronic applications"”.

  1. Optimization of Quinone-Based, Extracellular Electron Transfer Mediators for Bioelectronic Applications

    … MR bacteria of interest for the development of bioelectronic devices like biosensors and microbial fuel cells. The overall process of these bacteria passing electrons to a TEA is referred to as extracellular electron transfer (EET). One mechanism of EET is mediated by diffusible, redox-active …

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  2. Dimensionality reduction and multiscale modeling for the understanding of protein folding and hierarchical self-assembly

    … order to rationally design proteins for specific applications, it is necessary to understand the ways in which those proteins fold and aggregate. In this thesis, I consider problems of protein folding and aggregation with a focus on two specific applications and investigate different methods for …

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  3. Coil antenna design for transmitter and receiver for bioelectronics

    Bioelectronics, which record the electrical activity of organisms, have become one of the major research areas for many purposes. Effectively adaptable and minuscule electronics led to this new era of bio-signal recording. Biomedical electronics also have soft and flexible characteristics with …

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  4. Integrated Signal Demodulation, Data Conversion, and Packaging Strategies for a Wireless, Fully Implantable, Bidirectional Neural Interface

    … interface intended for neuroprosthetic and bioelectronic applications. The system, conceived within a broader collaborative project, consists of an inductively powered implantable hub and an external unit fabricated in 180nm CMOS technology, enabling wireless power transfer and both low- and …

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