Katrien Mols

Science editor at imec
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She joined imec’s Life Sciences Department in 2010 researching brain rhythms (MSc. biomedical sciences, KU Leuven) and the biological response and long-term performance of imec’s neuroprobes (Ph.D biomedical sciences, KU Leuven, a joint research of imec and Neuro-Electronics Research Flanders (NERF)). Eager to write about all facets of chip technology, she started as a science editor in imec’s Communications Department in 2017. Katrien also has a background in Journalism (MA Journalism, KU Leuven) and History (MA Modern History, KU Leuven).

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Authored articles

Eavesdropping on the brain with 10,000 electrodes

02/06/2022
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Neurotechnology

Neuroprobes record neuron conversations, yielding insight into how the brain works. Neuropixels 2.0 is the state-of-the-art tool with 10,000 sensors.

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