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2008
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Joseph H. Schulman:
The Feasible FES System: Battery Powered BION Stimulator. Proc. IEEE 96(7): 1226-1239 (2008)
2007
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Joseph H. Schulman:
Stimulating and Sensing Network Inside the Human Body. J. Commun. 2(3): 73-78 (2007)
1997
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Tracy Cameron, Gerald E. Loeb, Raymond A. Peck, Joseph H. Schulman, Primoz Strojnik, Philip R. Troyk:
Micromodular implants to provide electrical stimulation of paralyzed muscles and limbs. IEEE Trans. Biomed. Eng. 44(9): 781-790 (1997)

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2006
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Joseph H. Schulman:
Stimulating and Sensing Network Inside the Human Body. BSN 2006: 92-95
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Joseph H. Schulman, J. Phil Mobley, James Wolfe, Howard Stover, Adrian Krag:
A 1000+ Channel Bionic Communication System. EMBC 2006: 4333-4335

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