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Organic semiconductors for light-mediated neuromodulation

Diego Ghezzi, Danashi Imani Medagoda
2021
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Abstract

There is growing interest in organic semiconductor devices for light-mediated neuromodulation, such as for retinal stimulation. Here, the key working principles of these devices are discussed, as well as promising applications and outstanding challenges for the field.

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