Tim M. Bruns

This study shows non-continuous neuromodulation increases bladder capacity in awake felines and can estimate bladder pressure from DRG signals.

This study demonstrates that multi-contact cuff electrodes can selectively activate motor fibers of the pudendal nerve in feline and ovine models, improving selectivity for external urethral and anal sphincter responses.

The paper investigates how electrical stimulation affects neural output in peripheral nerves by analyzing firing rate changes in response to stimulation frequency and amplitude in a feline model.

This study uses computational modeling to show how the geometry of Aδ neuron initial segments affects extracellular voltage waveforms recorded by microelectrodes in dorsal root ganglia.

This study examines the effects of tibial nerve stimulation on sexual behavior in rats, finding short-term increases in motivation and long-term trends in receptivity when combined with hormone priming.

This paper develops a flexible microneedle electrode array for peripheral nerve recording, demonstrating reduced tissue encapsulation and chronic reactivity in rats.

This paper develops a stretchable bladder interface using carbon nanotubes and Ecoflex, demonstrating its sensing and stimulation capabilities in vivo.