SURF Mentoring
Potential projects/topics: Our lab's mission is first-in-human demonstrations of the most advanced bioelectronics for the treatment of neurologic disease. We are in the neuroelectronics and medical technology development space. Projects will be assigned based on personal student interest and skill set. Projects could range from advanced manufacturing, support preclinical (animal) research, computational modeling, and data analysis.
Required qualifications: None
Direct mentor: Faculty/P.I., Post-doctorate, Graduate Student, Other Research Associate
Student Project Titles List
Optimizing Interconnect Gap Size to Reduce Parasitic Capacitance in Interdigitated Electrodes for Epilepsy Diagnosis
Developing an Affordable Robot Arm to Increase Precision and Yield of Animal Surgeries