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2023

A Multielectrode Nerve Cuff for Chronic Velocity Selective Recording in a sheep modelNick Donaldson, T. Grego, Henry Lancashire, Jonathan Prager, Nicolas Granger, Benjamin Metcalfe, John Taylor 0002. embc 2023: 1-4 [doi]

2022

The Design of a Low Noise, Multi-Channel Recording System for Use in Implanted Peripheral Nerve InterfacesShamin Sadrafshari, Benjamin Metcalfe, Nick Donaldson, Nicolas Granger, Jonathan Prager, John Taylor 0002. sensors, 22(9):3450, 2022. [doi]

2020

The Effects of the Presence of Multiple Conduction Velocities in the Analysis of Electrically-Evoked Compound Action Potentials (eCAPs)John Taylor 0002, S. Sadrafshari, Nick Donaldson, N. Granger, J. Prager, Benjamin Metcalfe. embc 2020: 3477-3480 [doi]

*Benjamin Metcalfe, N. Granger, J. Prager, S. Sadrafshari, T. Grego, John Taylor 0002, Nick Donaldson. embc 2020: 3873-3876 [doi]

2018

Velocity Selective Recording: A Demonstration of Effectiveness on the Vagus Nerve in PigBenjamin Metcalfe, Thomas Nielsen, John Taylor 0002. embc 2018: 1-4 [doi]

2006

A Method to Model Neuron ActivityDelia Masanotti, Peter J. Langlois, John Taylor 0002. embc 2006: 4192-4195 [doi]

Velocity-Selective Recording from Frog Nerve Using a Multi-Contact Cuff ElectrodeMartin Schuettler, Vipin Seetohul, John Taylor 0002, Nick Donaldson. embc 2006: 2962-2965 [doi]

2005

Realization of a simple high-value grounded linear resistance in CMOS technologyPeter J. Langlois, John Taylor 0002, Andreas Demosthenous. esscirc 2005: 383-386 [doi]

2004

A 230-nW 10-s time constant CMOS integrator for an adaptive nerve signal amplifierRobert Rieger, Andreas Demosthenous, John Taylor 0002. jssc, 39(11):1968-1975, 2004. [doi]

2003

Design of a low-noise preamplifier for nerve cuff electrode recordingRobert Rieger, John Taylor 0002, Andreas Demosthenous, Nick Donaldson, Peter J. Langlois. jssc, 38(8):1373-1379, 2003. [doi]

Continuously tunable, very long time constant CMOS integrator for a neural recording implantRobert Rieger, Andreas Demosthenous, John Taylor 0002. esscirc 2003: 441-444 [doi]

2002

A 100-Mb/s 2.8-V CMOS current-mode analog Viterbi decoderAndreas Demosthenous, John Taylor 0002. jssc, 37(7):904-910, 2002. [doi]

2001

Effects of analogue ACS implementation errors on the modified feedback decoding algorithmAndreas Demosthenous, John Taylor 0002. icecsys 2001: 1235-1238 [doi]

Adaptive interference reduction in nerve cuff electrode recordingsIasonas F. Triantis, Robert Rieger, John Taylor 0002, Nick Donaldson. icecsys 2001: 669-672 [doi]

1999

A comparison of CMOS and BiCMOS add-compare-select circuits for maximum likelihood sequence detectorsAndreas Demosthenous, John Taylor 0002. icecsys 1999: 1073-1076 [doi]

A very high-speed BiCMOS current comparator for use in Viterbi decodersAndreas Demosthenous, John Taylor 0002. icecsys 1999: 1065-1068 [doi]

Application of closed-loop control in the reduction of interference in nerve cuff recordingsMohamad Rahal, Jeff Winter, John Taylor 0002, Nick Donaldson. icecsys 1999: 1039-1042 [doi]

1996

Enhanced modular CMOS current-mode winner-take-all networkAndreas Demosthenous, Rahim Akbari-Dilmaghani, Sean Smedley, John Taylor 0002. icecsys 1996: 402-405 [doi]

Current-mode approaches to implementing hybrid analogue/digital Viterbi decodersAndreas Demosthenous, John Taylor 0002. icecsys 1996: 33-36 [doi]

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