Current and emerging strategies for biocompatible materials for implantable electronics
The application of electronics to biological systems has rapidly developed over the last century, facilitating significant advances in the diagnosis and therapy of a large range of conditions. The electrodes within these devices are a crucial component in enabling high-quality, low noise signal reco...
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| description | The application of electronics to biological systems has rapidly developed over the last century, facilitating significant advances in the diagnosis and therapy of a large range of conditions. The electrodes within these devices are a crucial component in enabling high-quality, low noise signal recordings to be achieved. However, most of the traditional materials used to maximize these electrical properties are often at odds with the need to integrate and interface successfully with biological tissue. This review provides an overview of the current considerations, challenges, and progress in bypassing these barriers in vivo through material selection and fabrication, by considering the performance requirements of an implantable electrode and practical limitations imposed by the current fabrication technologies. We then summarize with an overview of the current state-of-the-art and emerging materials for implantable electrodes. |
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| spelling | oxford-uuid:c62a14cf-d02c-4fb2-be13-c27706a896a12025-01-13T14:57:24ZCurrent and emerging strategies for biocompatible materials for implantable electronicsJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:c62a14cf-d02c-4fb2-be13-c27706a896a1EnglishSymplectic ElementsCell Press2024Zhou, YBurgoyne Morris, GHNair, MThe application of electronics to biological systems has rapidly developed over the last century, facilitating significant advances in the diagnosis and therapy of a large range of conditions. The electrodes within these devices are a crucial component in enabling high-quality, low noise signal recordings to be achieved. However, most of the traditional materials used to maximize these electrical properties are often at odds with the need to integrate and interface successfully with biological tissue. This review provides an overview of the current considerations, challenges, and progress in bypassing these barriers in vivo through material selection and fabrication, by considering the performance requirements of an implantable electrode and practical limitations imposed by the current fabrication technologies. We then summarize with an overview of the current state-of-the-art and emerging materials for implantable electrodes. |
| spellingShingle | Zhou, Y Burgoyne Morris, GH Nair, M Current and emerging strategies for biocompatible materials for implantable electronics |
| title | Current and emerging strategies for biocompatible materials for implantable electronics |
| title_full | Current and emerging strategies for biocompatible materials for implantable electronics |
| title_fullStr | Current and emerging strategies for biocompatible materials for implantable electronics |
| title_full_unstemmed | Current and emerging strategies for biocompatible materials for implantable electronics |
| title_short | Current and emerging strategies for biocompatible materials for implantable electronics |
| title_sort | current and emerging strategies for biocompatible materials for implantable electronics |
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