Scaled-up epidermal electrodes
Body-scale epidermal electronic interfaces for electrophysiological recordings enable the control of a transhumeral prosthesis, long-term electroencephalography, and simultaneous electroencephalography and structural and functional MRI.
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The cover illustrates a scalp covered by fractal mesh electrodes for electroencephalography.
See Tian et al.
Image: Limei Tian, Texas A&M University. Cover design: Alex Wing.