Mind-blowing science: ‘Star Wars-style’ holograms to communicate with the brain

Mind-blowing science: ‘Star Wars-style’ holograms to communicate with the brain

Wireless ‘pacemaker for the brain’ could be new standard treatment for neurological disorders

Wireless ‘pacemaker for the brain’ could be new standard treatment for neurological disorders

Berkeley engineers build smallest volume, most efficient wireless nerve stimulator

Berkeley engineers build smallest volume, most efficient wireless nerve stimulator

A wave of the WAND for neuromodulation

A wave of the WAND for neuromodulation

Muller Lab

Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences, UC Berkeley

Professor Rikky Muller's research group works on implantable and wearable medical devices and neurotechnology enabled by advanced microelectronics technology and integration. We are interested in understanding how to optimally interface electrical and optical systems with the human body, and to use this understanding to develop safe, chronic and intelligent devices. Specific areas of interest include brain-computer interfaces, neurotherapeutics, and health monitoring applications.