authors.elsevier.com/c/1ipze3BtfH99… Check out our publication just released today in Neuron! The Mechano-Acoustic device allows for recording physiology in mice without the need for tethered devices that can hinder social behavior. This devices monitors heart rate, respiratory

Thanks to Dr. Michael McCreary - the single individual most responsible for the commercial success of E Ink technology - for visiting our group and sharing excellent advice on our various translational engineering activities. We also very much appreciate his presentation -

Check out this feature on the NIBIB website, showing off our Mechano Acoustic device! nibib.nih.gov/news-events/ne…

Less than three weeks until #FENS2024! We will be showcasing our product line, featuring the recently released Mechano Acoustic device. Stop by and say hello to our CEO, Tony Banks, and our CRO, Cameron Good!

Super excited to introduce #nVital @FENS in Vienna! NeuroLux Stop by and Visit the NeuroLux and TSE team to learn more!

The NeuroLux nVital (formerly Mechano Acoustic) device can record heart rate, respiratory rate, body temperature, and more! It is also wireless and battery-free!

Amazing! – congratulations to Dr. Siddharth (Sid) Krishnan, a former PhD student in our group, on accepting a faculty position in the Department of Electrical Engineering at Stanford University!  Sid was a superstar during his time with us – establishing the underlying concepts and the

Big things coming SFN 2024 in Chicago from NeuroLux , Querrey Simpson Institute for Bioelectronics ! Less than 1 month away!! Booth #652!

No FOMO! Come visit NeuroLux at Booth 652!!! And be sure to catch NeuroLux's co-founder John A. Rogers presentation on exciting new devices! #sfn2024 #SfN24

Employees gearing up for SFN Booth #652 with some NeuroLux “Merch” at the NeuroLux Factory! Come visit us to have a chance at one of these “Fye” 🔥 shirts and more! Querrey Simpson Institute for Bioelectronics Society for Neuroscience (SfN) Rob Gereau @GoldenNeuron Tony Banks John A Rogers

Tired of limitations in rodent monitoring? Discover NeuroLux nVital – the lightest, fully implantable, and battery-free device of its kind! Perfect for studies with freely moving or socially interacting rodents, nVital offers unmatched precision, real-time wireless

We’re excited to be at AAIC 2025 in Toronto, July 27–31! Visit us at Booth #1045 to discover how our advanced platforms are accelerating preclinical Alzheimer’s research. Explore solutions designed for high-throughput, longitudinal, and translational studies in

We are so excited to be at AAIC 2025 in Toronto next week! Stop by our distributor TSE Systems’ booth to learn more about NeuroLux, see our latest products, and connect with our CEO, Tony Banks.

Very pleased to present an invited virtual talk this morning as part of the 2nd Chem and Bio Engineering Forum, sponsored by the American Chemical Society (ACS) and the ACS journal Chem and Bio Engineering – where I serve on the Editorial Advisory Board. My talk, titled “Bioelectronics –

Heading to the 2025 AAIC Alzheimer's Association International Conference® in Toronto Canada! Excited to introduce NeuroLux cutting edge implantable device technology to assist researchers in their investigational studies! NeuroLux

Join NeuroLux at the AAIC in Toronto! Drop by our booth to learn and see demonstrations of our new implantable devices technology! Alzheimer's Association

Reliving some olden times – separate visits during July to our labs here at Northwestern by two of the original cohort of PhD students to join our group in 2003, shortly after I arrived from Bell Labs to set up shop at the Beckman Institute at Illinois and the University of Illinois . A picture at

Bill Gates just spoke at the "Women's Health, Unstuck" event hosted by STAT at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard Jakub Gierach in Cambridge, MA earlier this week. See video below (apologies for the low resolution, 5MB max file size allowed?). His presentation highlighted

Nice feature piece on our Querrey-Simpson Institute for Bioelectronics at Northwestern appeared last night on a program -- “Chicago Tonight” – that airs regularly on our local PBS television station. Thanks to Paul Caine for great questions – and great editing (!) – to produce

Very honored this afternoon to host the visit of a leadership team from Maruho Co.,Ltd, a top-flight Japanese pharma company specializing in various skin conditions – an excellent match for our research on advanced skin-interfaced sensors. We’ve greatly enjoyed our collaborations