Michael Lee Roukes

This paper presents a high-bandwidth, wireless brain-computer interface device capable of chronic recordings in animals, demonstrating reliable performance over weeks.

The paper introduces an implantable CMOS neural imager capable of recording fluorescent signals in deep brain regions with single-neuron resolution at 400 frames per second.

The paper applies molecularly-guided single-cell spatial proteomics to study proteomic differences in healthy and diseased mammalian brains, revealing insights into Parkinson's disease.

This paper defines criteria for evaluating photonic probe designs to improve signal separability in densely labeled neural populations.

The paper demonstrates the use of Semliki Forest virus to deliver channelrhodopsin into locust optic lobe neurons, enabling optogenetic manipulation and activation of medullary neurons and their postsynaptic targets.