Jinglong Li
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About
Jinglong Li is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of neuroscience, robotics, and biomedical engineering, with a focused expertise in brain–computer interfaces and biological control systems. His work centers on the development of carp robots—a novel platform for brain control technology—where he has made foundational contributions to the precise implantation and navigation of brain electrodes. Li’s major achievements include the three-dimensional reconstruction of carp brain tissue from magnetic resonance images, enabling accurate electrode placement for real-time biological control. His 2021 paper on this topic has garnered 9 citations, while his earlier work on coordinate transformation methods (2018, 3 citations) and electrode implantation techniques (2020, 4 citations) established the methodological groundwork for the field. By solving the critical challenge of mapping brain coordinates to electrode positions, Li has advanced the practical application of animal-robot hybrids for environmental monitoring and search-and-rescue missions. His research not only demonstrates technical ingenuity but also opens new avenues for non-invasive neural control systems, making him a key figure in the emerging domain of biohybrid robotics.
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