Yihua Bai

University of Electronic Science and Technology of China

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Dr. Yihua Bai is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of neuroscience, optics, and nanotechnology. Her primary research areas include brain–computer interfaces (BCI), optical manipulation, and the development of mind-controlled micro-scale systems. Dr. Bai’s most notable contribution is her groundbreaking work on "Mind-Controlled Optical Manipulation" (2024), which has already garnered 14 citations—a remarkable feat for a newly published study. In this work, she addresses a fundamental challenge in BCI: transitioning from controlling macroscopic devices, like robotic arms, to manipulating objects at the microscopic level. By integrating neural signals with optical trapping technologies, Dr. Bai has opened a new frontier for non-invasive, precision control of tiny particles, with profound implications for targeted drug delivery, cellular surgery, and advanced manufacturing. Her research elegantly bridges the gap between human intention and nanoscale action, offering a glimpse into a future where thought alone can guide the building blocks of matter. Dr. Bai’s innovative approach positions her as a rising leader in the emerging field of neuro-nanophotonics.