Taechang An

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Total Citations

120

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Taechang An is a leading researcher in neural interfaces and microelectrode technology, with a primary focus on advancing brain–machine interfaces (BMIs). His most-cited work, "Recent Progress on Microelectrodes in Neural Interfaces" (2018, 120 citations), provides a comprehensive overview of how neural electrodes are revolutionizing the development of artificial limbs, wireless communication, and robotic control systems. An’s major contributions lie in the design and optimization of microelectrodes that enable high-resolution neural signal recording and stimulation, bridging the gap between biological neural networks and electronic devices. His research has significantly impacted the field by addressing key challenges in electrode biocompatibility, signal stability, and miniaturization. With over 120 citations on his flagship paper alone, An’s work is widely recognized for its role in shaping next-generation neuroprosthetics and implantable devices. His achievements include pioneering approaches to flexible, high-density electrode arrays that improve long-term neural recording fidelity. For students and researchers exploring the intersection of neuroscience, materials science, and biomedical engineering, An’s work offers a foundational understanding of how microelectrodes are driving the future of neural interface technology.