Rikky Muller
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About
Rikky Muller is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of integrated circuit design and neurotechnology, with a focus on developing miniaturized wireless neural interfaces for brain-machine interface (BMI) and neurostimulation applications. Based on her most-cited work, including her influential tutorial "Miniaturized Wireless Neural Interfaces" (2021), Muller has dedicated her career to bridging the gap between cutting-edge neuroscience and practical, implantable electronic systems. Her research addresses one of the most formidable engineering challenges of our time: creating tiny, low-power devices capable of recording and stimulating neural activity with high fidelity while communicating wirelessly from within the body. This work sits at a critical juncture in history, as brain-controlled prosthetics and neural therapies transition from laboratory curiosities to real-world clinical tools — a shift she has helped accelerate. Muller's contributions are particularly significant for students and researchers interested in bioelectronics, as her tutorial-style scholarship makes complex circuit design principles accessible to a broader audience, seeding the next generation of neural engineering innovation.
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- 1Miniaturized Wireless Neural Interfaces: A tutorial4 citations · 2021