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Kexin Chen is a versatile researcher whose work spans brain-computer interfaces (BCIs), artificial intelligence, robotic learning, and large language model (LLM)-driven applications. Chen's most impactful contribution, "The Combination of Brain-Computer Interfaces and Artificial Intelligence" (2020), has garnered 121 citations, establishing a foundational review of how AI techniques accelerate neural decoding and advance real-time bidirectional communication between the brain and external actuators. This work has become a key reference for researchers entering the BCI field. Beyond BCIs, Chen has made meaningful contributions to reinforcement and imitation learning, notably through deterministic generative adversarial imitation learning (35 citations) and adversarial training methods for robotic grasping tasks. More recently, Chen has pushed into the frontier of LLM-powered systems, developing Chemist-X, an AI agent leveraging retrieval-augmented generation for automated chemical synthesis, and pioneering continual learning frameworks for visual question answering in robotic surgery — work with direct implications for surgical education and training. The breadth of Chen's portfolio reflects a consistent drive to apply cutting-edge AI methodologies to high-impact real-world challenges, from healthcare to chemistry, making their research profile both diverse and forward-looking.