KAIST Uses Wireless Neural Chip to Track Brain Changes in Real Time After Alzheimer’s Drug Administration (IMAGE)

The Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST)

KAIST Uses Wireless Neural Chip to Track Brain Changes in Real Time After Alzheimer’s Drug Administration

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Figure 2. Implantable neural probe placed on a fingertip
Photograph of the neural probe, which integrates electrodes for detecting acetylcholine and a micro-LED for light stimulation. When inserted into the brain, the probe can measure changes in acetylcholine and stimulate nerve cells with light.

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