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M. Benjaber

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T. Denison· 3 shared A. L. Green· 2 shared M. Zamora· 2 shared A. Deli· 1 shared A. P. D. Zand· 1 shared D. Sehgal· 1 shared E. Pereira· 1 shared F. Morgante· 1 shared

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Bioelectronic Zeitgebers: targeted neuromodulation to re-establish circadian rhythms.

A. Deli, M. Zamora, J. Fleming, A. P. D. Zand, M. Benjaber, A. L. Green, T. Denison

This paper introduces a bioelectronic system for circadian neuromodulation that adjusts therapy based on the sleep/wake cycle, showing effectiveness in two patient phenotypes.

bioRxiv · Apr 30, 2023 · PreprintBioengineering

DyNeuMo Mk-1: Design and Pilot Validation of an Investigational Motion-Adaptive Neurostimulator with Integrated Chronotherapy

M. Zamora, R. Toth, F. Morgante, J. Ottaway, T. Gillbe, S. Martin, G. Lamb, T. Noone, M. Benjaber, Z. Nairac, D. Sehgal, T. G. Constandinou, J. Herron, T. Z. Aziz, I. Gillbe, , T. Denison

The paper describes the design and validation of a motion-adaptive neurostimulator with chronotherapy, intended for movement disorders and other applications.

bioRxiv · Sep 10, 2020Bioengineering

Physiological Artifacts and the Implications for Brain-Machine-Interface Design

M. Memarian Sorkhabi, M. Benjaber, P. Brown, T. Denison

This study models cardiac artifacts in brain-machine interfaces and finds that skull-mounted devices require less CMRR to suppress ECG artifacts compared to pectoral-mounted systems.

bioRxiv · May 22, 2020 · PreprintBioengineering