Carly Kelley

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Carly Kelley is a leading researcher in neural engineering and bioelectronics, with a focus on developing advanced materials for chronic neural interfaces. Her most cited work, "Functionalized carbon nanotube microfibers for chronic neural implants" (2021), has garnered 9 citations and represents a significant contribution to the field. Kelley's research centers on creating flexible, durable carbon nanotube-based microfibers that can be functionalized to improve biocompatibility and long-term recording stability in neural implants. This innovation addresses a critical challenge in neuroprosthetics: the degradation of implant performance over time due to tissue response. By engineering materials that seamlessly integrate with neural tissue, Kelley's work paves the way for more reliable brain-computer interfaces and treatments for neurological disorders. Her achievements highlight a commitment to bridging materials science and neuroscience, offering promising solutions for next-generation implantable devices. Kelley's research continues to inspire advancements in chronic neural recording, with potential applications in restoring sensory and motor functions.