Shadi A. Dayeh

This paper introduces a flexible thin-film transistor platform for active neural sensing, demonstrating long-term stability and high channel count scalability in vivo.

This study introduces Adaptive Charge Modulation (ACM) for spinal cord stimulation, achieving focal activation at deep tissue sites with reduced surface activation and muscle co-activation.

This study shows that cortical surface electrical stimulation in awake mice initially activates L2/3 neurons and then causes prolonged inhibition, altering sensory processing and neuronal selectivity.

This paper demonstrates that graphene-polymer nanofibers can be optically stimulated to enhance electrical activity in stem cell-derived cardiomyocytes and brain organoids.

The paper identifies modular organization in human superior temporal gyrus for phoneme processing using high-density micro-arrays.

The paper introduces a high-channel-count flexible electrode for deep brain recording, capable of capturing single-unit activity from up to 128 channels.

The paper introduces a Brain-iEEG-microdisplay that measures and displays real-time brain activity during surgery, improving precision and efficiency in neurosurgical procedures.

The paper uses two-photon calcium imaging and surface electrophysiology to show that only a small fraction of layer 2 neurons follow surface MUA, suggesting MUA may primarily reflect axonal inputs.

The paper identifies three distinct classes of cortical activity using high-density microelectrodes, showing they are modulated by stimuli and present across species.