Bioelectronic Microtechnology (BEMT) Group

In the BioElectronic Microtechnology (BEMT) team we develop neuro-/bioelectronic devices for applications within medicine and neuroscience. Our work help making future electrodes and sensors for bioelectronic interfaces smaller, more energy efficient and durable.
We are interested in device/tissue interaction and the various aspects of biocompatibility that contribute best possible tissue integration.

 

The BEMT team - front row (from left): Anna Savelyeva, Maria Asplund, Sebastian Shaner, Fernanda Narváez, José Leal, Debahuti Mohapatra. back row (from left): Ronak Kakadiya, Ute Riede, Katja Ickler, Elisabeth Otte, Christian Böhler, Ahmed Saeed

 

HiWi opening (starting July 1, 2022) in electrical stimulation of explanted brain tissue project! Click here for more info link	New paper from Sebastian Shaner and the SPEEDER project, published in Biosensors & Bioelectronics X - Skin stimulation and recording: Moving towards metal-free electrodes.	New paper from Elisabeth Otte and the collaboration Neuroanatomy + BEMT published in Cell and Tissue Research . We are reviewing strategies towards overcoming bleeding and glial scar formation around implantable neural probes..