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Dr. Kateryna Voitiuk
“The MaxOne HD-MEA Chips allowed us to align neural activity to histology at comparable resolution. Also, it enabled us to study network activity and the structured spatial dynamics across the sub-regions of the hippocampus during seizure-like activity and optogenetic silencing.”
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Dr. Tetsuya Tanaka
“Unlike other commercially available MEA systems, MaxTwo has an outstanding capability to measure and track action potentials in single neurons due to how the electrodes are arrayed in such a high density manner."
Prof. Feng Guo
“If you have one electrode covered by many neurons, you acquire average information, which is not enough for specific computing conditions. What we really aim is high resolution at a single-neuron level, something we can achieve with MaxOne HD-MEA.”
Prof. Kenneth Kosik
“MaxOne opened so many doors in regards to questions of brain wiring, genetics, drug discovery, access to circuitry through organoids, which could not be addressed in any other way.”