RESEARCH DIRECTION
Recent advances in bidirectional neural interfacing enable both improved neurosciences understanding and enhanced clinical diagnosis/therapy. Dr. Wang’s research focuses on the development of new tools to modulate and record neural activity from targeted neuronal populations using minimally-invasive methods. The research goal will be developing clinical neural interfacing therapies with the power and specificity afforded by optogenetics methods, using materials and electronic devices that are clinically translatable. In addition to clinical applications, the developed new tools can also be applied for neuroscience research.
Future research directions will focus on two-level of interfaces below:
Future research directions will focus on two-level of interfaces below:
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Nanomaterials and Neural Interface PNAS, 116 (52), 26332-26342, (2019) Science Advances, 3, e1601649, (2017) |
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Wearable Bioelectronics and Neural Interface Science, 350, 313-316, (2015) Advanced Science, 2, 1500103, (2015) Nature Communications, 4, 1859 (2013) |
