I'm Anway Pimpalkar, a Master's student majoring in Biomedical Engineering at Johns Hopkins University, USA. I am trained as an electronics and telecommunication engineer from College of Engineering Pune, India. Today, I work towards a future where peripheral neural interfaces seamlessly integrate with biological processes to augment essential life functions affected by disorders, diseases, or injuries.

My experience spans both non-invasive and invasive neural interfaces. At the Hopkins' HAMR Lab with Dr. Jeremy Brown, I am currently building soft haptic devices and neurorehabilitation tools for stroke patients. I also recently worked at Harvard University with Dr. Shriya Srinivasan on developing neural stimulation paradigms to modulate the growth of cancer tumors.

Through my research experiences, I have developed a keen appreciation for interdisciplinary research. I look forward to building new collaborations spanning multiple disciplines, including clinical medicine and engineering.

I love rooting for the McLaren Formula 1 team (🏆 2024!). I also have a knack for crafting playlists that suit every vibe. You'll find a selection of them on my Spotify profile.