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This project develops living bioelectronics to improve the integration of bionic devices like cochlear implants with human tissue. By using conductive polymers and cell-laden materials, it aims to reduce inflammation and enhance the functionality of these devices.
When bionic devices such as cochlear implants, bionic eyes and brain-machine interfaces are implanted into the body they induce an inflammatory response that is difficult to control.
Metals used historically for these types of devices are both stiff and inorganic, which makes them recognisable as foreign to the soft and organic human nervous system.
Consequently, these implants are tolerated by the body rather than integrated and the device is walled off in a scar tissue capsule.
As a result hig…
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