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Antonio Pablo Pérez Marín
Specialist Technician
antoniopablo.perez(ELIMINAR)@icn2.cat
Advanced Electronic Materials and Devices
- ORCID: 0000-0003-1843-8273
Publications
2021
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Single and Multisite Graphene-Based Electroretinography Recording Electrodes: A Benchmarking Study
de la Cruz J; Nguyen D; Illa X; Bousquet J; Pérez-Marín AP; del Corro E; Picaud S; Garrido JA; Hebert C Advanced Materials Technologies; 7 (6) 2021. 10.1002/admt.202101181. IF: 7.848
2020
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Improved metal-graphene contacts for low-noise, high-density microtransistor arrays for neural sensing
Schaefer N., Garcia-Cortadella R., Calia A.B., Mavredakis N., Illa X., Masvidal-Codina E., Cruz J.D.L., Corro E.D., Rodríguez L., Prats-Alfonso E., Bousquet J., Martínez-Aguilar J., Pérez-Marín A.P., Hébert C., Villa R., Jiménez D., Guimerà-Brunet A., Garrido J.A. Carbon; 161: 647 - 655. 2020. 10.1016/j.carbon.2020.01.066. IF: 8.821
Poor metal contact interfaces are one of the main limitations preventing unhampered access to the full potential of two-dimensional materials in electronics. Here we present graphene solution-gated field-effect-transistors (gSGFETs) with strongly improved linearity, homogeneity and sensitivity for small sensor sizes, resulting from ultraviolet ozone (UVO) contact treatment. The contribution of channel and contact region to the total device conductivity and flicker noise is explored experimentally and explained with a theoretical model. Finally, in-vitro recordings of flexible microelectrocorticography (μ-ECoG) probes were performed to validate the superior sensitivity of the UVO-treated gSGFET to brain-like activity. These results connote an important step towards the fabrication of high-density gSGFET μ-ECoG arrays with state-of-the-art sensitivity and homogeneity, thus demonstrating the potential of this technology as a versatile platform for the new generation of neural interfaces. © 2020 Elsevier Ltd