WE3.R2: Wednesday Posters Topic 3
Wed, 12 Nov, 12:00 - 14:00 PT (UTC -8)
Location: Poster and Exhibit Room
Session Type: Poster
Track: Advanced Neural Interfacing Technologies and Applications
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WE3.R2.92: Improved Intracortical Insertion Mechanics via Staggered Microelectrode Shank Design
Mahasty Khajehzadeh, Christopher K. Nguyen, Mrigank Maharana, The University of Texas at Dallas, United States; Jamille F. Hetke, NeuroNexus, United States; Juan M. Pascual, Cornell University, United States; Joseph J. Pancrazio, The University of Texas at Dallas, United States; Kevin J. Otto, Purdue University, United States; Stuart F. Cogan, The University of Texas at Dallas, United States

WE3.R2.93: Robust fNIRS Processing for Neuroergonomics: A Multi-Metric Benchmark of Motion-Artifact Correction
Ainara Carpio-Chicote, Fabian Duren, Raquel Santiesteban Mendo, Ignacio Oropesa, George Kontaxakis, Enrique J. Gómez, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Spain

WE3.R2.94: MiniStiMo: A Solution for Chronic, Wireless DBS in Small Animals
William Nacci, Rice University, United States; Yuhui Li, Duke University, United States; Maria Velasquez, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, Colombia; Rohit Satish, Johns Hopkins University, United States; Caryl E. Sortwell, Michigan State University, United States; Jacob T. Robinson, Rice University, United States; Warren M. Grill, Duke University, United States; Caleb Kemere, Rice University, United States

WE3.R2.95: Adhesion Promotion for Non-Hermetic Encapsulations of Implantable Ceramic Printed Circuit Boards
Julien Martens, Lukas Henneken, Thomas Stieglitz, University of Freiburg, Germany

WE3.R2.96: Magnetoelectric vs. Inductive Power Delivery for Sub-cm Implantable Medical Devices: A Case Study
Sultan Mahmud, University of Florida, United States; Wonjune Kim, Mattew R. Gibson, Rice University, United States; Han Wu, Miryala Mahan, University of Florida, United States; Jacob T. Robinson, Rice University, United States; Adam Khalifa, University of Florida, United States

WE3.R2.97: Differential Tissue Coupled Powering for Injectable Electroceuticals
Han Wu, Asif Iftekhar Omi, Sultan Mahmud, Anyu Jiang, University of Florida, United States; Mali Halac, Harvard University, United States; Cameron Wallace, Erin Patrick, University of Florida, United States; Shriya Srinivasan, Harvard University, United States; Baibhab Chatterjee, Adam Khalifa, University of Florida, United States

WE3.R2.98: Earable Platform with Integrated Simultaneous EEG Sensing and Auditory Stimulation
Min Suk Lee, Abhinav Uppal, Ananya Thota, Chetan Pathrabe, Rommani Mondal, UCSD, United States; Akshay Paul, Yuchen Xu, Institute for Neural Computation, United States; Gert Cauwenberghs, UCSD, United States

WE3.R2.99: Aerosol-Jet Printed Electrodes for Neural Recording In Vivo Toward Integration with Imaging Tools
Kayla G. Vokt, Rice University, United States; Xiaokang Bai, Jongcheon Lim, John P. Seymour, The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, United States; Caleb Kemere, Rice University, United States

WE3.R2.100: Augmenting Mobility: A Practical Evaluation of AR-Integrated SSVEP-based Wheelchair Control
Junsong Li, Dalya Al-Mfarej, University of Waterloo, Canada; Chris Ullrich, Soo Bin Park, Cognixion, United States; James Tung, University of Waterloo, Canada

WE3.R2.101: Minimally Invasive Closed-Loop Neuromodulation via Sub-Scalp EEG-Guided Wireless Implant Activation
Jeremiasz Dados, Han Wu, Radhika Kulkarni, Adam Khalifa, University of Florida, United States

WE3.R2.102: Characterization of Periodic and Aperiodic Activity of Single-Channel in-Ear Electroencephalography
Camille Rakotoranto, Alejandro López Valdés, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland

WE3.R2.103: Low-cost Open-Source Trigger Box for EEG recordings.
Alejandro López Valdés, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland

WE3.R2.104: OpenNIRScap: An Open-Source, Low-Cost Wearable Near-Infrared Spectroscopy-based Brain Interfacing Cap
Tony Kim, Haotian Liu, Chiung-Ting Huang, Ingrid Wu, Xilin Liu, University of Toronto, Canada

WE3.R2.105: A Low-Cost, Open-Source Wireless Platform for Real-Time Tremor Monitoring in Parkinson's Disease
Hossein Heydari, Ebubekir Arslan, Jhan Okkabaz, University of Minnesota / Mayo Clinic, United States; Luciano Branco, Matthew Hall, University of Houston, United States; Chandra Swamy, Bryan Klassen, Rushna Ali, Kai Miller, Mayo Clinic, United States; Ashwin Viswanathan, Baylor College of Medicine, United States; Nuri Ince, Mayo Clinic, United States

WE3.R2.106: Closed-Loop Control of Transcutaneous Direct Current Nerve Block May Produce Prolonged Partial Nerve Conduction
Shane Bender, Case Western Reserve University, United States; David Green, The MetroHealth System, United States; Varun Thakkar, Case Western Reserve University, United States; Mohamed Elazab, Hope Zimmerman, Tina Vrabec, The MetroHealth System, United States

WE3.R2.107: Sensorimotor and Neuropsychological Assessments Correlate with Reach Performance After Training With Augmented Kinesthetic Feedback: A Pilot Study
Rachel Mazorow, Gina Guidarelli, Kimberly Bassindale, Marquette University & Medical College of Wisconsin, United States; Kristy Nielson, Marquette University, United States; Robert Scheidt, Marquette University & Medical College of Wisconsin, United States

WE3.R2.108: From Gaze to Touch: An Intracranial sEEG Bidirectional BCI for Avatar Control and Neurohaptic Feedback in Virtual Reality
Courtnie Paschall, Emmanuel Tanumihardja, University of Washington, United States; Jason Hauptman, Phoenix Children’s Hospital, United States; Jeffrey Ojemann, Rajesh Rao, Jeffrey Herron, University of Washington, United States

WE3.R2.109: Conductive Elastomer Induction Coils for Wireless Fully Polymeric Bioelectronics
Estelle A. Cuttaz, August Sayn-Wittgenstein, Imperial College London, United Kingdom; Christopher A. R. Chapman, Queen Mary University of London, United Kingdom; Brahim Ben Hamouda, Josef A. Goding, Rylie A. Green, Imperial College London, United Kingdom

WE3.R2.110: Soft and Optically Transparent Kirigami-Based Neural Interfaces
Laurine Kolly, Florent-Valéry Coen, Emilie Revol, Alix Trouillet, Giuseppe Schiavone, Stéphanie P. Lacour, EPFL, Switzerland

WE3.R2.111: In-Vivo Validation of a High-Performance, Versatile and Bidirectional Neurostimulation System.
Konstantinos Petkos, Shrishail Patki, Haoming Xin, Timon Zijnge, Gabriela Yordanova, Alejandro Crespo Aranda, Nicolo Rossetti, Philipp Schnepel, Mark Fichman, Vojkan Mihajlovic, imec, Netherlands

WE3.R2.112: Modeling the Impact of the Size and Arrangement of Electrodes on their Ability to Record Action Potentials from a Large Fraction of Myelinated Axons in the Peripheral Nerves of Limbs
Eric M. Cisliek, Noah W. Thompson, University of Florida, United States; Paritosh Rustogi, University of Southern California, United States; Abbas Furniturewalla, Erin Patrick, Jack W. Judy, University of Florida, United States

WE3.R2.113: Characterization of Micromagnetic Stimulation Parameters in a Bullfrog Sciatic Nerve Model
Matthew Hopper, Denis Tonini, Irfan Ullah, Yumna Yassin, Renata Saha, Walter Low, Dezhi Liao, Jian-Ping Wang, University of Minnesota, United States

WE3.R2.114: Self-expanding biodegradable electrode for cortical neural interface
Young Seo Kim, Jae young Bae, Seung-Kyun Kang, Seoul National University, Korea (South)

WE3.R2.115: Long-Gap Nerve Repair Enabled by Biodegradable Conductive Conduits and Wireless Implantable Electroceuticals
Jio Kim, SK hynix, Korea (South); YoungIn Ryu, Seung Kyun Kang, Seoul National University, Korea (South)

WE3.R2.116: Magnetic resonance identification tags for ultraflexible electrodes
Eminhan Ozil, Peter Gombkoto, ETH Zurich, Switzerland; Athina Apostolelli, UCL, Switzerland; Tansel Baran Yasar, Angeliki VAVLADELI, Manabu Rohr, ETH Zurich, Switzerland; Markus Marks, Caltech, Switzerland; Wolfger von der Behrens, Mehmet Fatih Yanik, ETH Zurich, Switzerland

WE3.R2.117: Functionalized Adhesive Thin Flexible Electrode Arrays for Large-Scale Unobtrusive Ambulatory Monitoring of Neuromuscular Activity
Leen Abdul Razzak, Zhenan Bao, Todd Coleman, Stanford University, United States

WE3.R2.118: Non-genetic in vivo neuromodulation enabled by gold-nanorod photothermal stimulation and multifunctional fiber-based neural probe
Chanwoong Yoon, KAIST, Korea (South); Seongjun Park, Seoul National University, Korea (South)