The ultra-thin cuffs are engineered in two separate layers. Applying tiny amounts of electricity causes the devices to swell or shrink The cuffs could be rolled up into a needle & injected near the target nerve Damiano G. Barone Chaoqun Dong BioelectronicsLab eng.cam.ac.uk/news/robotic-n…

A tiny, flexible electronic device that wraps around the spinal cord could represent a new approach to the treatment of spinal injuries, which can cause profound disability & paralysis eng.cam.ac.uk/news/wraparoun… George Malliaras Damiano G. Barone Cam Neuroscience BioelectronicsLab #SpinalCord

Honored to have delivered a keynote talk at #TERMIS2024 on biohybrid neural interfaces and their role in peripheral nerve injury. Exciting advancements and great discussions with fellow researchers. #Neuroscience #nervesurgery #neurosurgery #Biohybrids #Innovation Cam Neuroscience

I am pleased to be co-chairing with Dr. Amy Gelmi and Aaron Lee on the topic of 'Bioelectronics for Studying Cell/Material Hybrid Interfaces' at @TERMIS2024.

I would like to express my gratitude to our keynote speaker Damiano G. Barone for discussing his precious research experiences with me, they have been truly inspiring!

Today marks my last day at Mayo Clinic as a peripheral nerve surgery fellow. I’m immensely grateful for the formative and supportive experience, and especially thankful to Robert Spinner, MD , the incredible staff, and all the friends I've made along the way. The 3 Shields philosophy

I could have never asked for a better year. Thank you @mayoclinic neurosurgery for an amazing experience. I am extremely indebted to my great mentors Ian F. Parney MD PhD Terry Burns MD, PhD To my co fellows Ramin Morshed Miguel Sáez-Alegre MD PhD Damiano G. Barone we did it!!! #mayoclinic #akuglobal

Just completed an incredible week at the ‘Claudio Munari’ Center for Epilepsy at Niguarda in Milan. Their excellence shines through the seamless collaboration between neurology, neurosurgery, and all staff, ensuring top patient care. A long tradition of epilepsy surgery, built on

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What an amazing Cambridge Lectures in Neurosurgical Anatomy this year – it was fantastic to reconnect with my Alma Mater friends and colleagues! Anatomy is the cornerstone of excellent surgical care for our patients. Truly inspiring to hear from the Cambridge team,

Yesterday, I finally attended my FRCS and Senior Clinical Fellowship graduations at the The Royal College of Surgeons of England. This was a special moment celebrated with family. I am very proud to have trained in England, continuing the long and illustrious tradition of British Surgery. Cambridge University Hospitals NHS The Walton Centre

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Please repost!! Post-doc available in my group at Oxford. Looking for synthetic organic chemist, polymer chemist or someone with materials characterisation in organic photocatalysis or organic solar cells. Available immediately. my.corehr.com/pls/uoxrecruit…

Are you a medical student or neurosurgery resident interested in Functional Neurosurgery, but seeking more research or clinical mentorship than what's at your own institution? Learn more about the new #ASSFN AMPLify Mentorship Program. ASSFN assfn.org/healthcare-pro…

Excited to announce our new publication in Nature Communications on minimally invasive neural interfaces! With surgery increasingly focused on reducing trauma and improving patient outcomes by making procedures smaller and safer, it's essential that technology advances in the same

Just returned from an inspiring week at the University of Vienna with Professor Oskar Aszmann. His leadership in bionic limb reconstruction exemplifies a flawless blend of clinical and research excellence, providing people with amputations or nerve injuries the best possible

From the great Alejandro Carnicer Lombarte with Alexander J. Boys Amparo Guemes Johannes Gurke Santiago Velasco Sam Hilton and Damiano G. Barone Engineering Dept nature.com/articles/s4146…

Very excited to share that our work developing an ultraconformable nerve cuff is finally published! Shout out to all the authors who made this possible Alexander J. Boys Amparo Guemes Johannes Gurke Santiago Velasco Sam Hilton Damiano G. Barone George Malliaras nature.com/articles/s4146…

I’ve spent a rewarding two weeks at The Walton Centre, revisiting the place where I completed my Robert C. Seacord (@[email protected]) fellowship in complex epilepsy and functional neurosurgery. Walton continues to stand out for its very high case volume and outstanding quality of care, under the expert guidance

Pushing the boundaries of peripheral neural interfaces, our latest work is now published in Nature Communications! Traditionally, we've faced a delicate balance between invasiveness and selectivity in neural interface design. As surgical techniques advance to reduce trauma and improve