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High-resolution transcranial optical imaging of in-vivo neural activity...

Researchers led by David W. Blodgett and Marek Mirski at Johns Hopkins developed a non-invasive, label-free optical technique to detect neural activity via tissue deformation in real time. To validate optical signals, they used NeuroNexus HC-32-600-10-100 ECoG arrays and a SmartBox Pro data acquisition system to capture simultaneous electrical recordings from the rodent somatosensory cortex....

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Stereo olfaction underlies stable coding of head direction in blind mice...

A new study published in Nature, ...

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Enabling Model-Based Design for Real-Time Spike Detection...

In a 2025 publication titled “Enabling Model...

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With more than a dozen probe designs in our catalog bearing his name, Dr. Buzsáki has been a long-time NeuroNexus collaborator and a staunch advocate for the use of silicon probes. Check out what the Biggs Professor of Neuroscience at the NYU School of Medicine had to say about the NeuroNexus experience below.

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As the Director of the UCLA Neurocardiology Center for Excellence, Dr. Ardell is currently using NeuroNexus technology to help develop arrays that can stimulate and collect high-density recordings from the heart. Watch the video below to learn more about his development process.

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Dr. Ajijola is an Assistant Professor of Medicine at the UCLA Cardiac Arrhythmia Center. Check out his NeuroNexus story below to discover how our state-of-the-art hardware, software, and neural interfaces have made his complex research easier to manage.

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As a Professor of Medicine and the director of the UCLA Cardiac Arrhythmia Center, Dr. Shivkumar was looking for a way to streamline and simplify his research processes. Watch the video below to see how NeuroNexus supported his team.

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