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Showing 1 to 15 of 15 for “"Neural Engineering"”.

  1. Robust Engineering of Dynamic Structures in Complex Networks

    … compelling practical problems in power systems, neural engineering and quantum control, where individual units often have to work in tandem to achieve a desired dynamic behavior, e.g., maintaining synchronization of generators in a power grid or conveying information in a neuronal network; in …

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  2. Flexible fibers for optoelectronic probing of spinal cord circuits

    The majority of the neural engineering efforts in the past decade have focused on brain interfaces. The searching of tools for recording and modulation of neural activity in the spinal cord limits fundamental understanding of neural dynamics in this organ. Spinal cord poses a challenge to probe …

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  3. Penetration force measurements in the central nervous system with silicon electrodes

    One of the major challenges in neural engineering is the tissue damage that occurs during insertion of microelectrodes into the central nervous system. The damage occurs as a result of the dimpling effect that is due to the insertion force. A method which can reduce the penetration force can also …

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  4. On Controlling a Pediatric Lower-Limb Exoskeleton Using Finite-State Machine and Electroencephalography

    … device. Furthermore, it advances the fields of neural engineering and neuroscience through the development of a pediatric brain-computer interface capable of decoding movement intent.

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  5. Multifunctional fiber-based neural interfaces

    … However, our ability to understand and to treat neural disorders is currently limited by the lack of tools capable of interfacing with the brain over extended periods of time. This is hypothesized to stem from the mismatch in mechanical and chemical properties between the neural probes and the …

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  6. Optimal Control and Synchronization of Dynamic Ensemble Systems

    … control, sensorless robotic manipulation, and neural engineering, which involve ensembles of linear, bilinear, or nonlinear oscillating systems, for which analytical control laws are infeasible or absent. The focus of this dissertation is on novel analytical paradigms and constructive control …

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  7. Development of Multielectrode Electroretinography (meERG) for Human Clinical Use

    Development of Multielectrode Electroretinography (meERG) for Human Clinical use. Introduction Progressive retinal diseases such as macular degeneration, glaucoma, and retinitis pigmentosa begin with localized dysfunction that spreads, often remaining undetected until advanced stages. Existing …

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  8. AI Approaches for Feature Extraction in Multimodal Biomedical Data

    … (AI) has myriad applications for biomedical engineering and healthcare. In particular, with the diverse modalities and high resolution of physiological data, the potential for data-driven approaches to elucidate meaningful insights is enormous. However, the enormity and profundity of this …

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  9. Modulation of motor learning with high-intensity transcranial electric stimulation

    … work also seeks a better understanding of the neural correlates underlying motor skill learning.</p> <p>Through multiple large-sample studies, this work demonstrates the feasibility of high-intensity tDCS up to 6 mA. Contrary to our hypothesis, even targeted, high-intensity tDCS may not produce …

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  10. Translational Modeling of Non-Invasive Electrical Stimulation

    <p>Seminal work in the early 2000’s demonstrated the effect of low amplitude non-invasive electrical stimulation in people using neurophysiological measures (motor evoked potentials, MEPs). Clinical applications of transcranial Direct Current Stimulation (tDCS) have since proliferated, though the …

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  11. Finding a Viable Neural Network Architecture for Use with Upper Limb Prosthetics

    … to produce a simple, quick, and accurate neural network for the use in upper-limb prosthetics. Through the implementation of convolutional and artificial neural networks and feature extraction on electromyographic data different possible architectures are examined with regards to …

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  12. Effects of Dip-coated films on the Properties of Implantable Intracortical Microelectrodes

    <p>The successful clinical use of implantable intracortical microelectrodes (ICMs) to treat certain types of deafness, blindness, and paralysis is limited by a reactive tissue response (RTR) of the brain. This RTR culminates in the formation of a tight glial scar and a loss of neuronal density …

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  13. Influence of transdermal current flow in tDCS-induced cutaneous adverse events

    <p>Significant contributors to the broad application of transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) are portability, ease-of-use, and tolerability; with adverse events limited to transient and mild cutaneous sensations (e.g. perception of burning, itching, and tingling) and erythema. However, …

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  14. A brain-machine interface for investigating neural representations of navigation in a virtual environment

    Simultaneously recording behaviour and neural activity can only take researchers so far in understanding the function of different regions of the brain, and the neurons therein. Novel methods are required for probing further beyond standard correlational and knockout analysis. The activity of one …

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  15. Addressing Indirect Functional Connectivity in Neuroscience via Graphical Information Theory: Causality and Coherence

    … non-Gaussian cases, which are more relevant for neural data. Previous model-free methods have limited ability to identify indirect connections because of inadequate scaling with dimensionality. This poor scaling performance reduces the number of nodes, e.g. brain regions, that can be included in …

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