Neural engineering research at Mulva focuses on developing new tools and methods to enable fundamental research on the nervous system, as well as treatments for neurological disorders.
Research in neural engineering has strengths in the development of novel neural technologies such as brain-machine interfaces, neural prostheses and implantable devices for the treatment of neurological disorders.
Current research activity includes stimulation for the treatment of motor disorders, and restoration of multi-joint motor function (e.g., reaching and grasping).
Complementing all the above research areas ongoing at the Mulva Clinic for the Neurosciences, the data sciences researchers support the development of novel methods to model brain function as well as qualitative health services.
Research activities in this category include imaging, conducting unit recordings, merging multi-modal data streams, and analyzing and linking models to data through assimilation, machine learning, or other methods..
Keywords: Neuromodulation, Neuro Imaging, Brain Computer interfaces, Wearable Technology and Robotics, Data Warehousing, Healthcare Organization, …
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