I'm Anway Pimpalkar, currently a Master's Student majoring in Biomedical Engineering at Johns Hopkins University, USA. I envision a future where neural interfaces not only comprehend but actively enhance vital biological processes, restoring and optimizing impaired functions within the human body.

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

Oh, I also have a knack for crafting playlists that suit every vibe. You'll find a selection of them on my Spotify profile.