Prof. Warren M Grill — Research Profile
Duke University · Department of Biomedical Engineering
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Prof. Warren M Grill at Duke University Department of Biomedical Engineering lists Bioelectric Engineering, Biomedical Computation, Neural Engineering as their registered research area.
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Recent papers
- Ultra-micro electrodes support low-current amplitude discrimination in intracortical microstimulationNewScientific Reports · Nov 6
- ID# 2194134 MECHANISMS OF KILOHERTZ-FREQUENCY NERVE CONDUCTION BLOCK VARY BY FREQUENCYNeuromodulation Technology at the Neural Interface · Oct 1
- Computational investigation of circuit mechanisms underlying short-latency responses to cortical stimulationPreprintbioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) · Sep 16
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