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On November 18–19, the SPARCLE Consortium met in Cambridge, hosted by Coherence Neuro and Professor George Malliaras at the University of Cambridge. During the two-day meeting, partners reviewed the progress of the first project year and discussed both ongoing and new collaborations. Topics included miniaturized neural implants, computational models of neural interfaces, and advances in electrode materials. The consortium also visited the Bioelectronics Laboratory led by Prof

At the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Conference (EMBC) 2025 in Copenhagen, the session Conformal Neural Interfaces: Technologies and Applications  highlighted recent advances in neuroelectronics. Within this session, Vasso Giagka presented research on long-lasting, high-density conformal neuroelectronics constructed from medical-grade polymers. This work is closely aligned with the objectives of the SPARCLE project. The presentation addressed several themes central

The SPARCLE project officially launched with a two-day kick-off meeting on May 15–16, 2025, bringing together all consortium partners for the first time to align on objectives, roles, and collaborative workflows. The meeting was hosted in Eindhoven and marked a strong start to the project’s implementation phase. The agenda covered technical overviews, partner contributions, and strategic planning for the first work packages.