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Carbon Fiber Electrodes – Publications
| Title | Authors | Description | Year |
| Carbon fiber electrodes for intracellular recording and stimulation | Huan et al. | Demonstration and characterization of our new high density carbon fiber array coupled with platinum iridium for recording from and microstimulation of Aplysia. | 2021 |
| Electrodeposited Platinum Iridium Enables Microstimulation With Carbon Fiber Electrodes | della Valle et al. | Characterization of platinum iridium coating stability which enables microstimulation. | 2021 |
| Open-source Toolkit: Benchtop Carbon Fiber Microelectrode Array for Nerve Recording | Richie et al. | A detailed instruction manual for labs that want to build their own carbon fiber devices. | 2021 |
| High density carbon fiber arrays for chronic electrophysiology, fast scan cyclic voltammetry, and correlative anatomy | Patel et al. | High density carbon fibers arrays have been used chronically to detect electrophysiology and dopamine in deep brain structures and been localized within the tissue during histological analysis. | 2020 |
| Ultra-small carbon fiber electrode recording site optimization and improved in vivo chronic recording yield | Welle et al. | Extensive testing of different tip preparation methods was carried out to dramatically improve the yield of carbon fiber electrode arrays. | 2020 |
| Chronic in vivo stability assessment of carbon fiber microelectrode arrays | Patel et al. | A multi-animal, multi-month, chronic implantation study was carried out with carbon fiber microelectrode arrays and silicon electrodes. | 2016 |
| Insertion of linear 8.4 μm diameter 16 channel carbon fiber electrode arrays for single unit recordings | Patel et al. | In this study, a water soluble coating and structural backbones that allow us to create, implant, and record from fully functionalized arrays of carbon fibers with ∼150 μm pitch are explored. | 2015 |
| Ultrasmall implantable composite microelectrodes with bioactive surfaces for chronic neural interfaces | Kozai et al. | A report on the development of an integrated composite electrode consisting of a carbon-fibre core, a poly(p-xylylene)-based thin-film coating that acts as a dielectric barrier and that is functionalized to control intrinsic biological processes, and a poly(thiophene)-based recording pad. | 2012 |