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Newcastle Herald
Newcastle Herald
Health
Damon Cronshaw

Positive signals in the Hunter with bioelectronic devices for nervous system

Signals: Associate Professor Rebecca Lim, pictured with Rafael Crovador, said the aim is to create devices that can direct bioelectronic signals to treat medical conditions. Picture: Marina Neil

Artificial electronic devices are being tested to interact with nervous system tissue in a University of Newcastle study.

The four-year study, led by Associate Professor Rebecca Lim, is working towards a new range of medical devices.

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