About this Research Topic
The complexity of the nervous system invites continued research exploring ways to modulate function, repair damage, or integrate with signals. While each of these areas includes decades of research, there continues to be development of novel approaches and an increase of knowledge in each.
The goal of the current Research Topic is to solicit original research articles that address one or more of these research areas. Articles in this topic may cover a variety of areas, ranging from neuromodulation using ultrasound to novel techniques for peripheral nerve repair to ways in which microelectrodes may be modified or treated in order to improve biocompatibility. Ideally, submissions will pair novel techniques with an evaluation of their biological impact.
The goal of the current Research Topic is to solicit original research articles that address one or more of these research areas. Articles in this topic may cover a variety of areas, ranging from neuromodulation using ultrasound to novel techniques for peripheral nerve repair to ways in which microelectrodes may be modified or treated in order to improve biocompatibility. Ideally, submissions will pair novel techniques with an evaluation of their biological impact.
Keywords: neuromodulation, ultrasound, peripheral nerve repair, microelectrodes, biocompatibility
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