Denes, Peter
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recom by Kristofer Bouchard today. Peter D is head of engr at LBNL and working on cutting edge
trode arrays (eg 100 micron on-center arrays with embedded electronics with high data rates.)</p>
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from Cal-Brain: </p>
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Dr. Peter Denes’ interests focus on novel detection scheme for microscopies – particularly with electrons and X-rays – at <b>high speed and fine spatial resolution</b>. These high speed detectors allow image recording at a rate which outruns sample damage, enabling <b>near-atomic resolution of biological specimen</b>
which could not otherwise be imaged<a name="149e3b054e563b46GoBack" id="149e3b054e563b46GoBack" > </a>. Recently, he and his group have begun to apply these technologies to recording electrical signals from the brain, with a goal of <b>increasing the number of recording sites by orders of magnitude</b>. Dr. Denes was a member of the Princeton University Physics Department from 1985-2000, and has been with the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory since 2000. At Berkeley Lab, he currently heads a group of biologists, nanoscientists, microelectronics engineers, and computer scientists working together on tools for neuroscience.</p>
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