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Yan Wong's research is broadly focused on using cutting-edge neural recording techniques to improve the efficacy of neural prostheses. He leads the Neurobionics Laboratory at Monash University, where he explores various aspects of brain-machine interfaces and neural engineering. After receiving his PhD from the University of New South Wales in 2009, he conducted postdoctoral work at New York University's Center for Neural Science, investigating spike-local field potential interactions during movement planning. Additionally, he has collaborated with the University of Melbourne and the National Vision Research Institute on the development of neural prostheses and the dynamics of neural circuits. His primary research interests include upper limb movement control, bionic vision through retinal stimulation, cochlear implant fitting techniques, and innovative electrode technologies. He is also engaged in studying Local Field Potential and its implications in neuroscience, particularly in movement planning and decision-making.
Monash University • Australia
Leads the Neurobionics Laboratory, focusing on the development of neural prostheses.
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