Zhenling Su

Huanghuai University, Zhongyuan University of Technology

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Zhenling Su is a pioneering researcher in the field of bioelectronics and neural engineering, with a primary focus on developing advanced neural stimulators for animal robotics and neural prosthetics. Her work addresses critical limitations in traditional rigid PCB-based stimulators by pioneering wireless-controlled, flexible embedded systems that enable precise neural circuit modulation in free-moving animals. Su’s most cited paper (2023, 8 citations) introduces a cubic neural stimulator that wirelessly transmits information into selected neural circuits, overcoming the technological constraints of conventional rigid devices. Her subsequent work (2023, 2 citations) further demonstrates the practical viability of flexible neurostimulators in both laboratory and outdoor environments, marking a significant step toward real-world applications in animal robots. These contributions hold high practical significance, offering a promising pathway for next-generation neural interfaces that combine flexibility, wireless control, and robust performance. Su’s research is instrumental in bridging the gap between neural engineering and robotics, with potential implications for therapeutic neural prostheses and biohybrid systems. Her innovative approach continues to shape the future of animal robot technology and neural modulation.