Lecture

Organic Bioelectronics: Fundamentals and Applications

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This lecture by the instructor covers the fundamentals of organic bioelectronics, focusing on the conductive properties of carbon-based materials, fabrication techniques, and bioelectronic interfaces. The lecture explores topics such as carbon bonding, hybridization, spin-coating, vacuum-based deposition processes, and the use of organic electrodes and transistors in bioelectronics applications.

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