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- 2019Template-assisted bottom-up growth of nanocrystalline diamond micropillar arrayscitations
- 2018IPMC Kirigamicitations
- 2017Fully-polymeric pH sensor realized by means of a single-step soft embossing techniquecitations
- 2017Surface self-assembly of colloidal crystals for micro- and nano-patterningcitations
- 2013Doped Overoxidized Polypyrrole Microelectrodes as Sensors for the Detection of Dopamine Released from Cell Populationscitations
- 2013Doped Overoxidized Polypyrrole Microelectrodes as Sensors for the Detection of Dopamine Released from Cell Populationscitations
- 2013Doped overoxidized polypyrrole microelectrodes as sensors for the detection of dopamine released from cell populationscitations
- 2010Conducting polymer 3D microelectrodescitations
- 2010Conducting polymer 3D microelectrodescitations
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Conducting polymer 3D microelectrodes
Abstract
Conducting polymer 3D microelectrodes have been fabricated for possible future neurological applications. A combination of micro-fabrication techniques and chemical polymerization methods has been used to create pillar electrodes in polyaniline and polypyrrole. The thin polymer films obtained showed uniformity and good adhesion to both horizontal and vertical surfaces. Electrodes in combination with metal/conducting polymer materials have been characterized by cyclic voltammetry and the presence of the conducting polymer film has shown to increase the electrochemical activity when compared with electrodes coated with only metal. An electrochemical characterization of gold/polypyrrole electrodes showed exceptional electrochemical behavior and activity. PC12 cells were finally cultured on the investigated materials as a preliminary biocompatibility assessment. These results show that the described electrodes are possibly suitable for future in-vitro neurological measurements.