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V. Gaillet

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Three-dimensional multilayer concentric bipolar electrodes enhance the selectivity of optic nerve stimulation

E. Borda, V. Gaillet, M. J. Airaghi Leccardi, E. G. Zollinger, R. C. Moreira, D. Ghezzi

This paper introduces a multilayer electrode array with three-dimensional concentric bipolar electrodes that enhance stimulation selectivity in optic nerve interfaces by localizing electric fields.

bioRxiv · Mar 21, 2022 · PreprintBioengineering

A machine-learning algorithm correctly classifies cortical evoked potentials from both natural retinal stimulation and electrical stimulation of the optic nerve

V. Gaillet, E. Borda, E. G. Zollinger, D. Ghezzi

The paper uses machine learning to classify cortical evoked potentials from natural retinal and electrical optic nerve stimulation with high accuracy.

bioRxiv · Mar 27, 2021Bioengineering

Optic nerve intraneural stimulation allows selective visual cortex activation

V. Gaillet, A. Cutrone, P. Vagni, F. Artoni, S. A. Romero Pinto, D. Lipucci Di Paola, S. Micera, D. Ghezzi

This study demonstrates that intraneural optic nerve stimulation using OpticSELINE can selectively activate the visual cortex, offering potential as a visual prosthesis and research tool.

bioRxiv · May 7, 2018Bioengineering