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Alexey Mikhaylov stands at the dynamic intersection of neuromorphic computing, memristive devices, and biohybrid neural systems. His research focuses on developing brain-inspired hardware architectures that bridge biological neural networks with cutting-edge nanoelectronics, pursuing a bold vision of intelligent, adaptive computing systems that mirror the human brain. Mikhaylov's most influential contribution, "Neurohybrid Memristive CMOS-Integrated Systems for Biosensors and Neuroprosthetics" (2020, 183 citations), proposed a groundbreaking framework combining living neural cultures with metal-oxide memristive devices and CMOS circuits — a concept that has galvanized the neuromorphic engineering community. His subsequent work on spike-timing-dependent plasticity (STDP) in spiking neural networks controlling mobile robots (105 citations) demonstrated practical applications of biologically plausible learning rules in real-world robotics, advancing both computational neuroscience and artificial intelligence simultaneously. Beyond hardware, Mikhaylov explores neuromorphic machine vision, memristive crossbars for processing in vitro neural activity, and even philosophical dimensions of neurotechnology through his provocative "Neuropunk Revolution" framework. His cumulative work signals a researcher unafraid to connect neuroscience, engineering, and futurist thinking — making him a compelling voice in the growing field of brain-machine interface design and neuromorphic systems development.