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Spike Neuro LLC

Publicly observed

Ann Arbor, United States

Seen in a public record (e.g. a government grant database); not otherwise verified.

Details and provenance

ItemValueSourceStatus
CountryUSNIH RePORTER (opens in a new tab)
28 Sept 2026
Publicly observed
City / localityAnn ArborNIH RePORTER (opens in a new tab)
28 Sept 2026
Publicly observed
NameSpike Neuro LLCNIH RePORTER (opens in a new tab)
28 Sept 2026
Publicly observed
UEI (U.S. federal entity ID)MKM2VUZR1EB4NIH RePORTER (opens in a new tab)
28 Sept 2026
Publicly observed

Recorded events

  1. Grant25 Sept 2026Publicly observed

    NIH SBIR/STTR award: Advancing High-Density Carbon Fiber Electrode Arrays for Commercial Neurotechnology Applications

    USD 1,693,866.00 · National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke · Source: NIH RePORTER (opens in a new tab)

  2. Grant1 Jun 2025Publicly observed

    NIH SBIR/STTR award: The development of a flexible carbon fiber penetrating nerve cuff and cortical array for neural recording, stimulation, and neurochemical detection

    USD 173,801.00 · National Institute of Mental Health · Source: NIH RePORTER (opens in a new tab)

  3. Grant1 Jun 2025Publicly observed

    NIH SBIR/STTR award: The development of a flexible carbon fiber penetrating nerve cuff and cortical array for neural recording, stimulation, and neurochemical detection

    USD 233,825.00 · National Institute of Mental Health · Source: NIH RePORTER (opens in a new tab)

  4. Grant18 Jul 2024Publicly observed

    NIH SBIR/STTR award: Dual-function Carbon Modified-Silicon Microelectrodes for Biomolecule Detection with Fast Scan Cyclic Voltammetry and Electrophysiology Recording and Stimulation

    USD 54,996.00 · National Institute of Mental Health · Source: NIH RePORTER (opens in a new tab)

  5. Grant18 Jul 2024Publicly observed

    NIH SBIR/STTR award: Dual-function Carbon Modified-Silicon Microelectrodes for Biomolecule Detection with Fast Scan Cyclic Voltammetry and Electrophysiology Recording and Stimulation

    USD 496,475.00 · National Institute of Mental Health · Source: NIH RePORTER (opens in a new tab)

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