Microelectrodes

Microelectrodes

A microelectrode is very small size terminal used in electrophysiology for either recording of neural signals or electrical stimulation of nervous tissue. Historically, they were produced from pulled glass pipettes. More recent technology introduced the use of insulated metal wires.

Neural electrophysiology	Data analisys Electralphysiology	Microelectrodes applications
EPHYS and neuroscience	Microelectrodes	Electrophysiology recording
EPHYS, Microelectrode and Neurostimulation	EPHYS, Microelectrode and BMI	Neurosurgery of implant microelectrode

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