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Chronic Moderate Noise Induces Central Auditory Hyperexcitability...

“Long-Term Moderate-Level Noise Exposure Caused Hyperexcitability in the Central Auditory System”, a study led by Wei Sun team reveals that long-term moderate noise exposure (84 dB SPL, 8 hrs/day) increases auditory sensitivity and hyperexcitability in the inferior colliculus and auditory cortex, even without cochlear damage!  The researchers used NeuroNexus A1x16-10mm-100-177 microelectrode arrays to perform multiunit and local field potential recordings. These high-density electrode ar...

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Background white noise increases neuronal activity by reducing membrane fluctuations and slow-wave o...

This study titled “Background white noise increases neuronal activity by reducing membrane fluctuations and slow-wav...

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Differential impacts of germline and adult aggrecan knockout in PV+ neurons on perineuronal nets and...

A recent study, "Differential Impacts of Germline and Adult Aggre...

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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.

Dr. György Buzsáki

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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