Penn State's hair-thin electrode improves brain monitoring

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A new hair-thin electrode developed by Penn State researchers promises less intrusive and more reliable brain monitoring. The flexible device, detailed in npj biomedical innovations, maintained stable performance for over 24 hours. This technology could be used in clinical settings and consumer health products. Traditional EEG monitoring is often cumbersome and can be uncomfortable. The new electrode's design allows for more consistent and reliable data collection.


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