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01.The Project
Project objectives
Relevance to the objectives
Health
Potential Impact
Economical & Social advantages
Raising public participation
Scientific dissemination plans
NEURONANO Web site
NEURONANO details
Partners
UniTS
CNRS-ICT
HAS
EPFL
HUJI
MCS

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NEURONANO Mid-term Assessment Report Acceptance of the Mid-term Assessment Report Nanoforum 2007 Among the emerging technologies, nanotechnologies represent for the industrial world a very important chance of growth and innovation. In fact, they allow to assemble, manipulate and characterize ma ...
Contact Us nerve cells from the hippocampus region of the brain
Neuronano
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"Towards new generation of neuro-implantable devices: engineering NEUROn/carbon NANOtubes integrated functional units"

Neuron grown on a CNT layer. Courtesy of Campidelli, Prato & Ballerini The NEURONANO is an advanced scientific multi-disciplinary project to develop neuronal nano-engineering by integrating Neuroscience with Materials Science, Nano and Microtechnology.

The NEURONANO network major aim is to integrate carbon nanotubes (CNT) with multielectrode array (MEA) technology to develop a new generation biochips to help repair damaged central nervous system (CNS) tissues.

The impact of carbon nanotubes on multielectrode array (MEA) technology and therefore on neuro-implant technology represents an advanced goal on CNS Nanoengineering. The carbon nanotubes functionalized with neuronal networks is the key of NEURONANO project.

The specific interest is in understanding how the components underlying electrical activity are organized when implemented with conductive substrates, and how this organization changes in the presence of molecular cues or chronic stimulations.
Neuronano is a project supported by the European Commission under the 6th Framework Programme
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