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Jue Zhang is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of biomedical engineering and neural rehabilitation, best known for developing large-area, MRI-compatible epidermal electronic interfaces that enable seamless prosthetic control and cognitive monitoring. Her landmark 2019 paper on this topic has garnered 393 citations, establishing her as a leading innovator in flexible bioelectronics. Zhang’s work addresses critical challenges in long-term neural recording and stimulation, creating soft, skin-conforming devices that maintain signal fidelity under magnetic resonance imaging—a breakthrough for brain-computer interfaces and closed-loop prosthetic systems. More recently, she has extended her expertise into surgical robotics, co-authoring a 2025 study on robot-guided unilateral percutaneous kyphoplasty that introduces a modified transverse process-pedicle approach for spinal fracture repair. This work demonstrates her versatility in translating advanced materials and robotics into clinical practice. Zhang’s contributions have been recognized through multiple interdisciplinary grants and invitations to speak at major conferences in neural engineering and orthopedics. Her research continues to push boundaries in non-invasive neural interfaces and precision surgical tools, offering transformative potential for patients with motor disabilities and spinal injuries.
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