Control of cortical oscillatory frequency by a closed-loop system
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Massimiliano Giulioni | Vittorio Dante | Paolo Del Giudice | Mattia D'Andola | Maria V Sanchez-Vives | P. Del Giudice | V. Dante | Mattia D'Andola | M. Giulioni | M. Sanchez-Vives
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