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Technology developments to initiate a next generation of Cochlear Implants

Arnaud Bertsch, André Mercanzini
2007
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Abstract

In the framework of the EU-supported research project Healthy Aims, we developed a range of novel electrode arrays and related technologies for use in hearing prosthesis. This paper summarizes our ongoing research activities on alternative electrode manufacturing routes, functional electrode interfaces and smart intra-cochlear and intra-modiolus electrode arrays.

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