Kouichi Hosomi
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Kouichi Hosomi is a pioneering researcher in the fields of neuromodulation, brain–machine interfaces (BMIs), and neurorehabilitation, with a focus on alleviating chronic pain and restoring motor function. His most-cited work, "Magnetoencephalographic-based brain–machine interface robotic hand for controlling sensorimotor cortical plasticity and phantom limb pain" (2017), demonstrates a groundbreaking approach to treating phantom limb pain by integrating magnetoencephalography (MEG)-driven BMI with robotic hand control. This study highlights how real-time neural feedback can induce sensorimotor cortical plasticity, offering a non-invasive therapeutic pathway for amputees. Though his citation count is modest, Hosomi’s contributions are notable for their translational potential, bridging fundamental neuroscience and clinical application. His research has been instrumental in advancing closed-loop systems that harness brain activity to modulate pain and enhance motor recovery, earning him recognition in the neuroengineering community. For students and researchers, Hosomi’s work exemplifies how innovative BMI technologies can address complex neurological disorders, paving the way for more personalized, brain-based therapies.
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