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resurgence

resurgence Resurgence is the renewed return of interest and activity in a topic after a period of decline, neglect, or skepticism.

Resurgence is the renewed return of interest and activity in a topic after a period of decline, neglect, or skepticism. In this context, it refers to the revival of research on ephaptic coupling in the 2000s following decades in which the field was marginalized.

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Drafting source: Hunt Tam; MacIver M Bruce. A historical review of ephaptic field research: from early foundations through contemporary renaissance. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fnhum.2026.1747899; article XML SHA-256 b4b0e94b4e24c9a89b90b657dc3596d1131817b57784df64e1e0f0e2f77a85a5. “A historical review of ephaptic field research: from early foundations through contemporary renaissance” (10.3389/fnhum.2026.1747899).
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