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Conference Paper

[873] Farrington A, Newbold C. Electroporation of adherent cells with cochlear implant stimulation . In: Conference on Implantable Auditory Prostheses 2011 . California, USA; 2011.

[872] Newbold C, Lee E, Sahhar J, Briggs RJ, Xu J, Cowan RS. Be quick to see the benefits of perimodiolar array placement. In: Conference on Implantable Auditory Prostheses 2011 . California, USA; 2011.

[642] Newbold C, Richardson R, Millard R, Seligman PM, Cowan RS, Shepherd R. How the other half hear: the application of bioelectrochemistry in cochlear implants. In: Bioelectrochemistry: the complex membrane in the electric field. University of New England, Maine, USA; 2010.

[807] Zhang B, Moulton S, Newbold C, Wallace GG. Reactive Inkjet Printing System for Drug Delivery. In: ACES End-user Technology Showcase. Wollongong, Australia; 2010.

[538] Xu J, Briggs RJ, Tykocinski M, Newbold C, Risi F, Cowan RS. Seeing electrode movement in the cochlea: Micro-focus fluoroscopy a great tool for electrode development. In: 6th Asia Pacific Symposium on Cochlear Implants and Related Sciences. Sydney; 2007.

Journal Article

[894] Newbold C, Richardson R, Millard R, Seligman PM, Cowan RS, Shepherd R. Electrical stimulation causes rapid changes in electrode impedance of cell-covered electrodes. Journal of Neural Engineering. 2011;8(3).

[832] Newbold C, Richardson R, Millard R, Huang CQ, Milojevic D, Shepherd R, et al. Changes in biphasic electrode impedance with protein adsorption and cell growth. Journal of Neural Engineering. 2010;7(5).

[384] Xu J, Briggs RJ, Tykocinski M, Newbold C, Risi F, Cowan RS. Micro-focus fluoroscopy - A great tool for electrode development. Cochlear Implants International. 2009;10(Suppl 1):115-9.