Lab — American
Duke Viventi Lab
Official site → Durham, NC, USA
The Viventi Lab at Duke University develops flexible electronics to interface with the brain. Its research page says micro-electrocorticography gives a high-resolution interface with the cortex and that the lab aims to build devices that are stable, repeatable and easy to build, to use in house and share with other researchers.
- Lab site: https://viventi.pratt.duke.edu/
- Research overview: https://viventi.pratt.duke.edu/research
Device entries
Related work listed on the lab page
- Chiang et al., Science Translational Medicine 12(538), 2020, a neural interface for high-definition, long-term recording in rodents and nonhuman primates, with John A. Rogers among the authors.
Limits
The 2011 device paper’s senior authors include John A. Rogers and Brian Litt; this brief does not say where each author worked in 2011.