Research
Neural Interfaces
Neural interfaces connect the nervous system to the external world by stimulating or recording neural activity, helping individuals with sensory, motor, or other neurological disabilities. My work focuses on developing these technologies for interventions in limb loss, stroke, and cancer, aiming to enhance the quality of life for those affected by these conditions through both invasive and non-invasive methods.
Medical Devices
I also focus on the development of medical devices to improve patient care and treatment outcomes. From prognostic algorithms to rehabilitation devices, I aim to create solutions that address specific medical needs and enhance the overall efficiency of healthcare delivery. By integrating advanced technology and medical expertise, I hope to innovate and refine tools that contribute to better health outcomes and improved quality of life for patients.
Affiliations
Haptic interfaces for neuromuscular rehabilitation.
Nerve stimulation for cancer neuroscience.
Do you predict the outcome of your actions before even moving?
Deep learning methods for MRI processing.
Automating industrial wild blueberry harvesters.
Affordable hand rehabilitation aids for burn patients.