Toward replacement parts for the brain: implantable biomimetic electronics as neural prostheses
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| title_sub | implantable biomimetic electronics as neural prostheses |
| topic | MEDICAL / Neuroscience bisacsh PSYCHOLOGY / Neuropsychology bisacsh Biomimetics fast Brain / Computer simulation fast Computational neuroscience fast Neural circuitry fast Neural networks (Neurobiology) fast Nerve Net / Congresses Biomimetics / Congresses Brain / physiology / Congresses Medizin Neural circuitry Neural networks (Neurobiology) Brain Computer simulation Biomimetics Computational neuroscience |
| topic_facet | MEDICAL / Neuroscience PSYCHOLOGY / Neuropsychology Biomimetics Brain / Computer simulation Computational neuroscience Neural circuitry Neural networks (Neurobiology) Nerve Net / Congresses Biomimetics / Congresses Brain / physiology / Congresses Medizin Brain Computer simulation Konferenzschrift |
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