Sonika Kohli

The paper develops a Limb-on-a-Chip platform for scalable and reproducible neuromuscular tissue engineering, enabling high-resolution imaging and functional analysis of motor neuron-muscle interactions.

This study designs biohybrid muscle-tendon units that improve power-to-weight ratio and modularity in muscle-powered robots by using engineered muscle and hydrogel tendons.

This paper introduces STAMP, a method to pattern microtopography on hydrogels for aligning muscle fibers, demonstrating its use in creating a biohybrid iris robot.

This study uses 2.5D actuating substrates to show that both mechanical and biochemical effects of muscle exercise significantly influence motor neuron growth and maturation.