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The Neuronano Research Center, our collaboration partner at Lund University, is constantly working to better understand how the neuronal circuits in the brain process information. To achieve this, Johan Agorelius at the Neuronano Research Center (NRC) has been developing neuro-electronic interfaces, which can interact with brain tissue while causing minimal disturbance in the tissue, in awake and freely moving animals. 

Alexander Dontsios Holmkvist at the Neuronano Research Center has been working on a new method to safely introduce pharmaceuticals directly into specific parts of the brain together with colleagues. This work has now resulted in a thesis and several publications. 

Neuronano is happy to announce that we have been granted funding from Vinnova, the Swedish authority for innovation and science. The grant received is part of Vinnovas call focusing on strengthening competence within the organization (Medtech4health) in order to get innovative MedTech products faster to market.

Meet our new employe, Robin! He brings technical skills and a deep understanding on precision manufacturing and handling of fine structures in metals and other materials.