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  • Studying human brain activity at the resolution of action potentials is crucial for understanding cognition and neurological diseases.
  • Animal models present limitations in fully elucidating human-specific neural mechanisms.
  • Current methods for high-resolution neural recording often involve invasive procedures.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop an integrated neural interface device for chronic implantation on the human brain surface.
  • To enable non-invasive recording of individual human cortical neurons at the spatiotemporal resolution of action potentials.
  • To characterize human neuronal activity, including cell types and microcircuit interactions.

Main Methods:

  • Utilized organic materials and conformable electronics to create a minimally invasive neural interface.
  • Implanted the device on the surface of the human brain for chronic recording.
  • Employed advanced signal processing to identify and cluster single-unit activities (n=229).

Main Results:

  • Successfully identified and characterized individual human cortical neurons without tissue penetration.
  • Clustered single units exhibited features of pyramidal cells and interneurons, revealing microcircuit interactions.
  • Observed consistent phase modulation by oscillatory activity and population coupling responses in human neurons.

Conclusions:

  • The developed neural interface enables high-resolution, non-invasive monitoring of human cortical neurons.
  • This technology enhances the investigation of human neural network mechanisms and neurophysiological processes.
  • Optimized parameters improve the yield and quality of single-unit activity, offering safer neurophysiological monitoring.