A novel flexible neural ribbon electrode with a self-adaptive feature is successfully implemented for various small nerves recording. As a neural interface, the selective recording capability is characterized by having reliable signal acquisitions from the sciatic nerve and its branches such as the peroneal nerve, the tibial nerve, and the sural nerve.

Artificial neural networks are applied for modelling the input circuits of the digital part at the analogue/digital interface in mixed-mode circuits. The generalization property of the neural networks is exploited to apply the models in a set of previously unknown situations. It is also shown that mixed-level analogue behavioural simulation is enabled if the same modelling concept is applied.

Previous research has shown that mental rehearsal can improve performance. A new study by Vyas et al. (2018) reveals that direct modulation of neural dynamics using a brain-computer interface can also modify physical movements. The study further demonstrates that "mental practice" and physical movements share a common neural subspace.

A unified environment consisting of software simulation, hardware implementation, and an interface between a PC and the hardware of the cellular neural nets is presented.

− This paper describes a new basic element which shows a synaptic operation for neural logic applications and shows function feasibility. A key device for the logic operation is the insulated-gate pnjunction device on SOI substrates. The basic element allows an interface quite compatible to that of conventional CMOS circuits and νMOS circuits. Index Terms −SOI, gated-pn junction, neural logic,

Deep brain stimulation (DBS) is known as the most effective technique in the treatment of neurodegenerative diseases, especially Parkinson disease (PD) and epilepsy. Relative healing and effective control of disease symptoms are the most significant reasons for the tangible tendency in use and development of this technology. Nevertheless, more cellular and molecular investigations are required ...