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Extensive Research in Epilepsy Detection

Extensive Research in Epilepsy Detection

Source Localization and Focus Electrode Researches.

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Retinal Prosthesis

Retinal Prosthesis

First and Second Generation Retinal Prosthesis to help the blind see.

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Spinal Cord Injury Research

Spinal Cord Injury Research

Wireless Implants Helping Patients with Spinal Injury Recovery.

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Integrated Neural Interfaces

Integrated Neural Interfaces

Transparent Nanomesh Electrode Array Integrated with Wireless, Neural Recording Circuit (Science Advances 2018)

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Brain to Brain Communication

Brain to Brain Communication

Development of Precise Non-Invasive Brain Recording and Stimulation Devices

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About UCLA Biomimetic Research Lab


The Biomimetic Research Laboratory (BRL) at UCLA is focused on the research of implantable biomimetic microelectronics systems to support both invasive and non-invasive neural/muscle prosthesis applications. Biomimetic systems that mimic biological functionality have a wide range of applications spanning from understanding the highly complex biological systems to treating intractable diseases such as deafness, blindness, and paralysis. We are engaging in the interdisciplinary research where engineers, neuroscientists/biologists, and clinicians are working together to overcome the technical challenges and develop new technology for system integration, miniaturization, efficacy, and safety in biomimetic systems for prosthesis and brain-machine interface.

Biomimetic Research Lab | Department of Bioengineering | California Nanosystems Institute | UCLA | email: wentai@ucla.edu | 310-825-9129