Congrats to the #Salditt and #Moser groups for their new #MBExC publication in #PNAS: #Multiscale photonic #imaging of the native and implanted #cochlea: https://t.co/tSV33apQPd… #optogenetics @AuditoryNeuros @DPZ_eu Photo:@KeppelerD, UMG https://t.co/yzLLhkbQJf
Multiscale photonic imaging of the native and implanted cochlea.
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The collection reflects a positive outlook with mentions of the research's innovative imaging techniques and applications to cochlear implants, such as the simulation showing more differentiated hearing, which suggests excitement and recognition of the study's significance. The tone and context, including phrases like 'optimieren' (optimize) and references to 'differentiated hearing impression', demonstrate both enthusiasm and interest in practical applications.
Most discussions express support and approval for the research and its potential benefits, especially highlighting the advancements in imaging and cochlear implant design.
Participants show high interest by engaging with detailed technical aspects and practical implications, such as improved hearing perceptions and optogenetic targeting.
There is active engagement through sharing insights about advancements, like simulation results and design optimizations, suggesting a substantial level of involved reading.
The discussions emphasize the transformative potential of the research for hearing technology and neural stimulation, indicating a belief in its high societal and medical impact.
Abstract in brief
- The study uses advanced imaging techniques like X-ray phase-contrast tomography and lightsheet fluorescence microscopy to explore the detailed structure of the cochlea in animal models, which is difficult to study due to its deep location in the skull.
- It provides valuable morphological data that can help improve cochlear implant technology and understand sensorineural health in both rodents and primates, aiding hearing restoration methods.
- The research also models how light from optical implants would activate neurons in the cochlea, showing that optogenetics could target neurons precisely and effectively for hearing prosthetics.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@AuditoryNeuros So können Design & Material optischer #CochleaImplantate optimiert werden. Eine Simulation zeigt: die optische Stimulation führt zu einem differenzierteren Höreindruck, als die bisherige elektrische Stimulation. https://t.co/LRa8RKOa4x Abbildung: @KeppelerD UMG https://t.co/kvAm7pFjAd
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Congrats to the #Salditt and #Moser groups for their new #MBExC publication in #PNAS: #Multiscale photonic #imaging of the native and implanted #cochlea: https://t.co/tSV33apQPd… #optogenetics @AuditoryNeuros @DPZ_eu Photo:@KeppelerD, UMG https://t.co/yzLLhkbQJf
@AuditoryNeuros So können Design & Material optischer #CochleaImplantate optimiert werden. Eine Simulation zeigt: die optische Stimulation führt zu einem differenzierteren Höreindruck, als die bisherige elektrische Stimulation. https://t.co/LRa8RKOa4x Abbildung: @KeppelerD UMG https://t.co/kvAm7pFjAd
Multiscale photonic imaging of the native and implanted cochlea https://t.co/YkW3U2mjSx