ERC Starting Grant · 2024
Deep-Body Wireless Bioelectronics Enabled by Physics-Based Bioadaptive Wave Control
Wireless medical devices can be implanted in the body to monitor health and to deliver therapies. Recent advances in biosensors, neural interfaces, biotechnology, microelectronics, and improved surgical techniques enable a vision of minimally invasive battery-free bioelectronic implants that can perform a wide range of medical and research tasks. Examples include biosensing for an early detection of health anomalies, recording and precision stimulation of central and peripheral nervous systems, implantable labs-on-a-chip, surgical microbots, and so on. A key scientific challenge lies in how these devices can be powered and controlled from outside of the body. Existing wireless solutions…
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