Abdul Hoque

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Abdul Hoque is a leading researcher in neural engineering and advanced biomaterials, with a focus on developing next-generation interfaces for chronic neural recording and stimulation. His most-cited work, "Functionalized carbon nanotube microfibers for chronic neural implants" (2021), has garnered 9 citations and represents a significant breakthrough in creating durable, biocompatible neural probes. Hoque’s major contribution lies in engineering carbon nanotube-based microfibers that maintain stable electrical performance over extended implantation periods, addressing a critical challenge in long-term neural interfacing. This innovation has the potential to transform treatments for neurological disorders and advance brain-computer interfaces. By functionalizing these microfibers to enhance neuronal adhesion and reduce immune response, Hoque has demonstrated how nanotechnology can bridge the gap between synthetic materials and living neural tissue. His work is widely recognized for its translational impact, offering a scalable platform for next-generation neuroprosthetics. Hoque continues to push the boundaries of bioelectronics, making him a key figure in the quest for reliable, long-lasting neural implants.