CMOS Microelectrode Array System

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is seeking a high-density microelectrode array system for use in optofluidic devices and biological samples. The system should include a recording unit, control unit, and software for data recording, analysis, and control. The system must meet specific technical requirements, including compatibility with long-term cell culture incubators and microfluidic systems. The contractor will be responsible for delivering the system, providing installation instructions, and conducting training sessions. The system will be used for research purposes, including the development of microscale measurement science and technology. Key features of the system include: * High-density microelectrode array with CMOS fabrication and design * Real-time, full-resolution sensor data access, visualization, logging, and analysis * Compatibility with long-term cell culture incubators and microfluidic systems * Ability to evoke and measure extracellular potential shifts at single-cell and sub-cellular resolution * Closed-loop feedback experiments and automation of functions using sequencing and/or triggering * The system will be used for various research applications, including pattern recognition and biocomputing. Some of the key benefits of this system include: * Ability to perform high-resolution electrical stimulation and measurements * Compatibility with a variety of research applications * Potential for use in biocomputing and other emerging fields The ideal contractor will have experience in delivering similar systems and providing warranty and service contracts. They will also have a strong understanding of the technical requirements and be able to demonstrate their ability to meet them.