A team at Northwestern University has built flexible, low-cost artificial neurons capable of firing electrical signals that real brain cells actually respond to

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A team at Northwestern University has built flexible, low-cost artificial neurons capable of firing electrical signals that real brain cells actually respond to

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Printed neurons communicate with living brain cells

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Printed artificial neurons generate realistic brain-like signals that activate living neurons. Approach could lead to bioelectronics that communicate directly with the brain and energy-efficient, brain-inspired computing.

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