A Battery-Less, Implantable Neuro-Electronic Interface for Studying the Mechanisms of Deep Brain Stimulation in Rat Models

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Apparatus for brain stimulation

Grant US-12337180-B2

United States of America

24 Jun 2025

Systems and methods for adaptive deep brain stimulation

Grant US-12311180-B2

United States of America

27 May 2025

Apparatus and method for treating neurological disorders

Grant US-12268510-B2

United States of America

08 Apr 2025

Electrical stimulation device and method

Grant US-12201840-B2

United States of America

21 Jan 2025

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