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 - from the left: Ronak Kakadiya, Anna Savelyeva, Ute Riede, Maria Asplund, Katja Ickler, Sebastian Shaner, Elisabeth Otte, Fernanda Narváez, Christian Böhler, José Leal, Ahmed Saeed, Debahuti Mohapatra
Nachrichten
| 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.. | New paper from José Leal and the SPEEDER project, published in Biomaterials- Electromigration of MAT-LyLu cells driven by PEDOT EF stimulation. | Maria Vomero's paper "On the longevity of flexible neural interfaces: Establishing biostability of polyimide-based intracortical implants" was just released in Biomaterials. |