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L. Ramrath is a pioneer in the field of medical robotics, with a focused expertise in computer- and robot-assisted stereotactic neurosurgery for small animals. Their research centers on developing high-precision systems to enable accurate probe placement in the rodent brain, a critical tool for advancing neuroscience research. Ramrath’s major contributions include the design and kinematic analysis of the spherical assistant for stereotactic surgery (SAS-SU), a novel robotic manipulator tailored for this delicate procedure. Their most-cited work, “A robotic assistant for stereotactic neurosurgery on small animals” (2008, 15 citations), details the system’s performance and its role in improving brain research frameworks. This is complemented by their 2007 paper on the SAS-SU (10 citations) and a 2009 study integrating both robotic and software frameworks for high-precision exploration (9 citations). Through these contributions, Ramrath has established a foundational platform for automated, reproducible stereotaxy, significantly enhancing the capabilities of preclinical brain studies.