UC Irvine’s conductive polymer bio-outlet delivers 16 Mbps data stream to neural implants
UC Irvine scientists develop hidden charging interface for long-term implanted medical devices Needle access socket powers implants without permanently exposing electrical connections Researchers achieve 16 Mbps data transfers via temporary implant-to-needle connections A persistent challenge in bioelectronics is that exposed sockets encourage microbial infections, while wireless charging antennas remain bulky. Scientists at the University of […]









