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Covers the neuroengineering of Parkinson's disease, focusing on deep brain stimulation and its therapeutic effects on motor symptoms.

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Explores the fundamentals and applications of Deep Brain Stimulation, including its evolution, basic principles, and future prospects.

Explores CMOS circuits for DNA detection, focusing on charge-based capacitance measurement methods and amperometric detection.

Discusses tools for high-performance neural tissue recording and stimulation, including CMOS integration and extracellular recording techniques.

Explores intramuscular EMG signals, targeted muscle reinnervation, and neural interfaces for prosthetic control.

Explores decoding neural signals for neuroprostheses, including muscle force production and spike detection.

Explores the structure and properties of the brain's mechanics, including neural signals, electrodes, electrochemistry, and brain sizes.

Explores the historical timeline and components of neural interfaces, key concepts of human body systems, and medtech technologies.

Covers hybrid neural models for neuroprosthetics, nerve stimulation optimization, and grasping restoration after spinal cord injury.