Neural, Sensory Systems and Rehabilitation
Our researchers seek to understand, analyze, and rehabilitate the brain and body.
We seek to improve quality of life through research in sensory communications, neural engineering, and rehabilitation for the elderly, disabled, and those affected by chronic disease.
Assistive technologies
Mobility enhancing devices
Intelligent promtping
Gait and movement analysis
Novel prosthetic and orthotic design
Physiological access pathways
Environmental control
Neural Systems
Computational neuroscience
Neural system model & analysis
Neural bioelectricity
Cognitive brain devices
Nerve regeneration
Neuro-muscular implants
Brain-computer interfaces
Neuroplasticity technologies
Sensory Systems
Eye tracking
Biomedical acoustics
Motor and cognitive function assessment
Human communication
Speech enhancement
Hearing assistive technologies
Professors working in this area: