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Nathan Goedseels

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Microelectromechanical systems (MEMS)Engineering electromagnetics

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|Feb 27, 2026

3D-motion mapping of the malleus-incus complex using a robot-mounted optical coherence tomography vibrometry system.

Nathan Goedseels, Pieter Livens, Yang Li

|Dec 05, 2025

Temporal modulation transfer functions derived from envelope following responses: what can they tell us about auditory midbrain tuning properties?

Emmanuel Ponsot, Victor Bauer, Nathan Goedseels

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