Erinn M. Grigsby
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Erinn M. Grigsby is a neuroscientist advancing the frontier of non-human primate (NHP) electrophysiology through the integration of robotic precision. Her primary research focuses on developing high-accuracy, minimally-invasive surgical techniques to access deep brain structures, directly addressing the long-standing challenge of implantation variability in stereotaxic methods. In her most cited work (2022, 14 citations), Grigsby and her team demonstrated the use of the ROSA One® Robot Assistance Platform to perform robot-assisted neurosurgery in monkeys, achieving superior targeting accuracy for deep brain electrophysiology. This breakthrough enables more reliable and reproducible neural recordings, which is critical for studying complex cognitive and motor circuits. By reducing tissue damage and improving surgical outcomes, her contributions are paving the way for more ethical and effective translational research. Grigsby’s work stands at the intersection of engineering and neuroscience, offering a powerful tool for investigators aiming to decode the neural basis of behavior and disease.
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