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Leila Ghanbari

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A reconfigurable band‐notched wearable super ultra‐wideband antenna utilizing a split‐ring resonator

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By Leila Ghanbari, Asghar Keshtkar, Saughar Jarchi
| Wiley Online Library Verified
REFERENCES 1, , , , , ON-OFF body ultra-wideband (UWB) antenna for wireless body area networks (WBAN): a review. IEEE Access. 2020; 8: 150844-150863. 2, , . Wearable ultrawideband technology—a review of ultrawideband antennas, propagation channels, and applications in wireless body area networks. IEEE Access. 2018; 6: 42177-42185. 3, , , . Compact ultra-wideband antenna with tri-band notched characteristic. Electron Lett. 2008; 44: 1231-1233. 4, , CPW fed triple band notched UWB antenna: slot width tuning.
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Assembly and operation of an open-source, computer numerical controlled (CNC) robot for performing cranial microsurgical procedures

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By Suhasa B. Kodandaramaiah, Daniel Schulman Verified, Mathew L. Rynes, Leila Ghanbari
| Nature Verified
Abstract Cranial microsurgery is an essential procedure for accessing the brain through the skull that can be used to introduce neural probes that measure and manipulate neural activity. Neuroscientists have typically used tools such as high-speed drills adapted from dentistry to perform these procedures. As the number of technologies available for neuroscientists has increased, the corresponding cranial microsurgery procedures to deploy them have become more complex.
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