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Denys Nikolayev

Brittany, Rennes
As seen in: Nature, Cell Reports Physical Science
@CNRS Scientist • Wireless Bioelectronics • ERC Grantee • Sometimes found performing jazz with a bass 🎶
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Physical insights and design principles for efficient wireless implantable bioelectronics

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By Denys Nikolayev, Anja K. Skrivervik, Mingxiang Gao, Zvonimir Sipus
| Cell Reports Physical Science Verified
Keywords implantable bioelectronics wireless technology electromagnetic efficiency optimal frequency electromagnetic loss mechanisms implantable antennas Introduction Implantable bioelectronics are increasingly employed to interact with biological systems, enabling remarkable advancements in diagnostics, treatments, and fundamental scientific exploration.1,2,3,4,5,6,7 Achieving long-term operation and improving clinical capabilities of implantable devices require efficient and safe wireless...
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Frequency Scanning Leaky-Wave Antenna for On-Body Radar: Design and Conformal Analysis

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By Giulia Sacco, Denys Nikolayev, Pratik Vadher
| hal.science
Frequency Scanning Leaky-Wave Antenna for On-Body Radar: Design and Conformal Analysis Mots clés Wrist Three-dimensional displays Navigation Millimeter wave radar Radar antennas Leaky wave antennas Microstrip components Fichier sous embargo 0 ― 3 ― 15 Année Mois Jours Avant la publication samedi 26 octobre 2024
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Implant-to-implant wireless networking with metamaterial textiles - Nature Communications

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By Xi Tian, Dat Nguyen, Zhipeng Li, Xin Yang, Christopher Charles, Selman A. Kurt, Denys Nikolayev
| Nature Verified
Abstract Implanted bioelectronic devices can form distributed networks capable of sensing health conditions and delivering therapy throughout the body. Current clinically-used approaches for wireless communication, however, do not support direct networking between implants because of signal losses from absorption and reflection by the body.
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