Publications by authors named "Clement Cointe"
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- Researchers are developing flexible intracerebral probes for neural recording and electrical stimulation to minimize tissue rejection during implantation.
- The new approach involves a silk-parylene bilayer that allows for easy insertion and programmability, with the silk layer acting as a temporary stiffener that degrades over time.
- Successful tests showed these probes can record brain activity, including epileptic seizures, which indicates their potential in both research and clinical applications.
The enhancement of ubiquitous and pervasive computing brings new perspectives in medical rehabilitation. In that sense, the present study proposes a smart, web-based platform to promote the reeducation of patients after hip replacement surgery. This project focuses on two fundamental aspects in the development of a suitable tele-rehabilitation application, which are: (i) being based on an affordable technology, and (ii) providing the patients with a real-time assessment of the correctness of their movements.
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