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Silicon dioxide 3.3. THE TRANSISTOR
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A C B D 3.3. THE TRANSISTOR-STIMULA
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3.3. THE TRANSISTOR-STIMULATOR CHIP
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3.3. THE TRANSISTOR-STIMULATOR CHIP
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3.4. MEASUREMENT SETUP Figure 3.11:
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3.5. THEORY PART III: NEURON-SILICO
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characterizing the dynamics of the
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3.5. THEORY PART III: NEURON-SILICO
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3.6. NEURON-SILICON INTERFACE: EXPE
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demonstrated by the examples in fig
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Chapter 4 Defined networks on chips
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4.2. RESULTS Figure 4.2: A: Microgr
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4.2. RESULTS 2 postsynaptic action
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4.2. RESULTS Since neuron 1 could a
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4.2. RESULTS Figure 4.5: A: Transis
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4.3. FINAL DISCUSSION Data in diagr
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4.3. FINAL DISCUSSION Some very har
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Chapter 5 Conclusion and outlook Th
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Appendix A Cell culture protocols a
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ethanol and 30% water during UV-ste
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For two-layer structures, steps 3 t
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The flatband voltage VF B and elect
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Appendix D Abbreviations ABS : anti
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Bibliography [1] R. W. Aldrich, P.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY [32] P. Fromherz. Neur
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BIBLIOGRAPHY [69] C. D. McCaig, A.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY [105] N. I. Syed, A. G
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