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Voice of America covers the lab's DARPA-funded work to create minutely invasive brain interfaces

Voice of America covers the lab's DARPA-funded work to create minutely invasive brain interfaces

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KHOU visits lab to discuss minutely invasive brain interfaces

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NIH funds wireless bioelectronics as alternative to opioids

robinsonjacob
Oct 4, 2019
1 min read

Rice neuroengineers developing implantable nerve stimulators for NIH-funded project

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