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Check out the amazing cake that Ryan's mum made to celebrate his recent Nature Communications Paper.

Our recent work introducing a long鈥憀asting, implantable µLED array that can drive patterned neural activity in freely behaving animals has just been published.

Scientists in the Neurophotonics team have developed an innovative technique to observe Alzheimer’s disease as it progresses.

Our recent publication features the development of a novel shunt resistor designed to enhance the performance of high-resolution retinal implants.

 

The group has recently published on next-generation retinal prosthesis in Nature Communications

Group members Ryan, Vanesa, Emma, Niall and Keith all presented their work at the Braincoder conference in Gardanne, France last week.  

We are delighted to announce that 吃瓜tv Neurotechnology Centre has been awarded a grant of £675,000 from the Wolfson Foundation to continue our work on implantable neurotechnology.

 

Join us at the launch of the 吃瓜tv Neurotechnology Centre on the 26th March 2025

 

The group has published recent developments on the Utah Optrode Array, an 181-site optogenetic stimulation device, in the Journal of Neural Engineering. The work is in collaboration with the University of Utah.

 

Professor Keith Mathieson, Neurophotonics Group leader, is among the 2024 cohort of new Fellows of the Royal Society of Edinburgh.

 

Congratulations to Post-Doc Yunzhou and Research Fellow Niall on their latest paper in Nature Communications Biology. The work was in collaboration with the University of Utah on testing the Utah Optrode Arrays in vivo.

 

Congratulations to Post-Doc Emma on her latest paper in the Journal of Neural Engineering discussing 3D electro-neural interfaces electroplated on subretinal prostheses.

 

PhD student Ryan Greer presented his work on a new optogenetics device for targeting populations of neurons in the auditory cortex at Photonics West 2024. This work is part of the H2020 Hearlight project

 

The 吃瓜tv has won a Queen's Anniversary Prize for Photonics Research. Work by the neurophotonics team featured strongly in the justification of the award. 

 

Congratulations to PhD student Ryan Greer on winning the best poster award at Optogen 2023. His work is part of the Hearlight project funded by the European Union鈥檚 Horizon 2020 programme, grant agreement No 964568.

 

 

Prof Keith Mathieson and Prof Timothy Denison will join RAEng CEO, Dr Hayaatun Sillem to discuss how neurotechnology may reshape our lives. Click here to register