Excited to share the first paper of my PhD under @jenpgh!
Here, we revisit the idea of motor somatotopy in humans implanted with intracortical electrode arrays as part of a clinical study in @RNELabs and @Corbionics
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With intracortical microelectrodes for BCIs 🖥️🧠getting smaller and smaller comes the question:
How can we safely stimulate with these devices?
We investigate how synchronous ICMS can reduce charge per site.
Thanks to first co-author @NKunigk, and @IanGMalone, @OttoKev
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@may_mansy@OttoKev@LabDale@GManBreathe @butsonc Thanks @may_mansy! I remember you mentoring me in my first neural engineering research experience as an undergraduate volunteer in the Oweiss Lab. Time flies!
Congrats to Dr. @IanGMalone! He presented a fantastic PhD defense today. In my intro I called him the "most diverse PhD student" we've had in the lab. His biosketch below is evidence. Have fun at Meta!
Thanks to committee members: @LabDale@GManBreathe @butsonc and Erin Patrick
New research by @UF neuroscientists found that a form of neuromodulation elicited respiratory neuroplasticity, or ability of neurons & neural networks to adapt, after spinal cord injury. Rat-model study published in eNeuro is latest MBI Research Snapshot. https://t.co/AL3QSxmz5Z
Check out this fresh new pub by BREATHE Center Steering Committee member @LabDale, T32 alumnus @IanGMalone, and mentor @OttoKev. We love seeing those Brain & Spinal Cord Injury Bridge Funds at work! @UFMBI@ECEflorida@UFBrainInjury
I’m very happy to announce that the first paper from my PhD dissertation just got accepted for publication🎉
We found that the parameters of intracortical microstimulation (ICMS) of S1 depend on the interfacing cortical depth.
Spoiler: We even coined a new term
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Excited to share our most recent publication on neuromodulation for type I diabetes! Congrats @ElliottDirr and @MorganEUrdaneta! Great job! https://t.co/nr8NxPtecq
We can no longer exploit the resources of this earth—the trees, the water, and other natural resources—without any care for coming generations. Common sense tells us that unless we change, we won’t survive. This Earth Day let’s resolve to live in harmony with nature.
Physiology, engineering, and neuroprostheses...what do these all have in common? Meet Kevin Otto, PhD @OttoKev His lab is focused on improving chronic device-tissue interfaces for neuro-therapies #sci#als#brainmachineinterface https://t.co/9s1wRIVirq
Gordon Mitchell and Dave Fuller organized an amazing retreat for the UF Center for Respiratory Research and Rehabilitation! What an amazing backdrop! @JenBizon@IanGMalone
Today, @MorganEUrdaneta, @UF Ph.D. student in lab of @OttoKev, will receive an award from @GlobalGators for Venezuela native’s work using tech to help those suffering from neuro disorders/injuries. https://t.co/40ukupDRSa