Lei Chen

Assistant Professor

University of Massachusetts Lowell

United States

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Lei Chen is an Assistant Professor at the University of Massachusetts Lowell, USA. His research areas include neuroengineering, advanced manufacturing techniques for medical devices, and the development of innovative biomedical solutions. Recent articles authored by him explore topics such as microwire neural electrodes, carbon fiber electrode arrays, and 3D-printed prostheses, reflecting his commitment to translating engineering advancements into practical applications in healthcare.

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Yi Wang

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University of Missouri

UNITED STATES

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Paras Patel

University of Michigan

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Cynthia Chestek

University of Michigan

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Jose Alberto Robles Linares Alvelais

University of Nottingham

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Albert J. Shih

University of Michigan

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Glenn Green

University of Michigan

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An Experimental Study of Incremental Buckling-Resistant Inchworm-Type Insertion of Microwire Neural Electrodes

Automated assembly of high-density carbon fiber electrode arrays for single unit electrophysiological recordings

Fabrication and assessment of partial finger prostheses made using 3D-printed molds: A case study

3D Printed Skull Cap and Benchtop Fabricated Microwire-Based Microelectrode Array for Custom Rat Brain Recordings

Comparison of k‐wire insertion using oscillatory and unidirectional drilling modes under constant thrust force

Advances in machining of hard tissues – From material removal mechanisms to tooling solutions

Manufacturing Processes of Implantable Microelectrode Array for In Vivo Neural Electrophysiological Recordings and Stimulation: A State-Of-the-Art Review

A personalized approach to non-invasive ventilation masks in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis using facial scanning and 3D-printing

Flexible High-Resolution Force and Dimpling Measurement System for Pia and Dura Penetration During In Vivo Microelectrode Insertion Into Rat Brain

Multi-Bevel Needle Design Enabling Accurate Insertion in Biopsy for Cancer Diagnosis

Mosquito proboscis-inspired needle insertion to reduce tissue deformation and organ displacement

Toward Standardization of Electrophysiology and Computational Tissue Strain in Rodent Intracortical Microelectrode Models

Needle deflection and tissue sampling length in needle biopsy

Manufacturing and Society – A Freshman Introduction to Engineering Course with Manufacturing and Social Science Partnership

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Yi Wang

Paras Patel

Cynthia Chestek

Jose Alberto Robles Linares Alvelais

Albert J. Shih

Glenn Green

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