Johan Agorelius

Johan Agorelius is a Visiting Research Fellow at the Neuronano Research Center (NRC) and Profile Area Member in the LU Profile Area: Light and Materials at Lund University's Faculty of Medicine. He holds a PhD in Neurophysiology and focuses on developing advanced neuro-electronic interfaces.

Research Interests: Johan's work centers on creating flexible neural probes for chronic stability. His interdisciplinary research spans:

• Design of biocompatible neural implants
• Nanoscale drug delivery systems for neural applications
• Development of flexible electrode arrays
• Reducing neuroinflammatory responses to implants
• Interfacing nanomaterials with neural tissue

His work bridges neuroengineering, materials science, and immunology.

Research Output: Johan's publications focus on neural interface technologies, particularly biocompatible electrode arrays and nanoparticle-based drug delivery systems for neural implants. His most cited work involves gelatin-stabilized electrode arrays and minocycline nanoparticle coatings that reduce brain tissue inflammation.

Projects:

• Principal investigator for 'Development of highly biocompatible neuro-electronic interfaces towards monitoring authentic neuronal signaling in the brain' (2013-2020)

Affiliations: Johan works within the Neuronano Research Center team, collaborating on neural interface technologies. His research has been featured in 22+ news outlets and academic social media platforms.