Thin Film Microelectrodes (Part 0/7)
Danny Banks
D.Banks at ee.surrey.ac.uk
Thu Oct 6 07:43:35 EST 1994
Following my recent post regarding thin film microelectrodes, I have had
a couple of requests in e-mail for copies. At the moment our news feed is
broken, so I can't see any follow-ups that have been posted (although it
seems that I can still post to groups).
For those interested, but without access to the web, I thought I may as
well post the thin film microelectrode bibliography. I have also
included some references to intrafascicular electrodes, and a simple
introduction to my own work (although it was written 2 years ago, and so is
a bit out of date).
There are seven parts to follow this.
I have more information available on my web pages:
http://www.ee.surrey.ac.uk/Personal/D.Banks/index.html
Some of the documents contain images, so it's best if you can look at them
with mosaic (or similar).
There are a number of public web readers which you can telnet to (although
they won't display the text). The list below is from Yanoff's Internet
Services list (get a copy by sending e-mail to bbslist at aug3.augsburg.edu).
-World-Wide Web telnet www.njit.edu or telnet 128.235.163.2 (USA [NJ])
telnet ukanaix.cc.ukans.edu or 129.237.1.30 (USA [KA])
telnet www.twi.tudelft.nl (Login: lynx) [NETHERLANDS]
telnet millbrook.lib.rmit.edu.au (Login: lynx) [AUSSIE]
telnet info.cern.ch or telnet 128.141.201.74 [SWISS]
telnet vms.huji.ac.il or telnet 128.139.4.3 [ISRAEL]
telnet sun.uakom.sk or telnet 192.108.131.11 [SLOVAKIA]
telnet www.edu.tw or telnet 192.83.166.10 [TAIWAN]
offers: Access to various documents, lists, and services. (Login: www)
Recommended get Web client from: ftp info.cern.ch (cd /pub/www)
Recommended get Mosaic client from: ftp ftp.ncsa.uiuc.edu (cd /pub/Mosaic)
Hope this is helpful.
Danny.
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Danny Banks. eep1db at ee.surrey.ac.uk
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