Economics Network seeks a neuroelectronics research engineer to join the Van Rheede group at the Institute of Biomedical Engineering, Oxford. The role involves developing an autonomous battery-powered closed-loop brain stimulation/recording system for preclinical research in rats, with 24h+ continuous operation in home cages.
The candidate will design architecture, integrate MintNeuro chips, and ensure compact, power-efficient hardware while collaborating with neuroscience researchers and
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Autonomous Neuroelectronics Research Engineer in Oxford employer: Economics Network
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