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Disambiguation of "Nunoshita, Masahiro"

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Development of a CMOS Imaging Device for Functional Imaging Inside the Mouse Brain.

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A New Neural Imaging Approach Using a CMOS Imaging Device., , , , , , , and . EMBC, page 1061-1064. IEEE, (2006)Integration of CMOS and MEMS Technologies in the Development of a Neural Imaging and Interface Device: Showcase of an Emerging Bioimaging Technique., , , , , , , and . CICC, page 837-840. IEEE, (2007)A multi-chip-architecture based flexible stimulation device for retinal prosthesis with a flip-chip packaging technique., , , , , , , and . EMBC, page 2920-2923. IEEE, (2006)Improvement of saturation characteristics of a frequency-demodulation CMOS image sensor., , , , , and . ASP-DAC, page 575-576. IEEE Computer Society, (2004)Development of a CMOS Imaging Device for Functional Imaging Inside the Mouse Brain., , , , , , , and . APCCAS, page 872-875. IEEE, (2006)A 3.6pW/frame·pixel 1.35V PWM CMOS Imager with Dynamic Pixel Readout and no Static Bias Current., , , and . ISSCC, page 54-55. IEEE, (2008)A retinal prosthetic device using a pulse-frequency-modulation CMOS image sensor., , , , , , and . ASP-DAC, page 549-550. IEEE Computer Society, (2004)An optical and potential dual-image CMOS sensor for on-chip neural and DNA imaging applications., , , , , and . ISCAS, IEEE, (2006)Pulse modulation CMOS image sensor for bio-fluorescence imaging applications., , , , and . ISCAS (4), page 3487-3490. IEEE, (2005)Retinal prosthesis device based on pulse-frequency-modulation vision chip., , , and . ISCAS (3), page 2923-2926. IEEE, (2005)