Hydrogel hybrid probe matches mechanical properties of the brain @McGovernInstitute
Hydrogel hybrid probe matches mechanical properties of the brain @McGovernInstitute
Uploaded July 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
New implantable devices developed in Polina Anikeeva's lab at MIT transform and soften to match the mechanical properties of the brain, enabling long-term studies of neural circuits. This video shows Anikeeva's new device (bottom right) causes less stress on brain tissue compared to other probes. Lower stress means less damage and better recording and stimulation performance for a longer period of time. Video: Anikeeva Lab
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Hydrogel hybrid probe matches mechanical properties of the brain

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