Embedded Files
Leveraging device-based neuro interventions to treat the spectrum of human disease.
at Mayo Clinic, Arizona
Currently looking for a candidate with experience in computational neurology or neural engineering who is dynamic, inventive, and creative. Interested candidates please send your CV and cover letter to Parker.Jonathon@mayo.edu
About Us
About Us
Our lab is dedicated to furthering the treatment of neurological diseases and improving patient quality of life. Our research activities are primarily focused on developing a predictive biomarker to optimize brain stimulation patterns to reduce epileptic activity in brain.
These biomarkers will be critical in designing personalized treatment regimens, allowing us to intervene quickly and successfully decrease seizures.
Our lab is motivated by a shared vision of bettering the lives of neuro disorder patients. We seek to make substantial contributions through our rigorous research efforts and commitment to innovation.
Cutting-edge Research
Cutting-edge Research
Our team of experts is engaged in groundbreaking research aimed at uncovering novel algorithms that can effectively analyze neural activity recorded in clinical settings.
Biomedical Signal Processing
Biomedical Signal Processing
Our expertise in biomedical signal processing enables us to analyze complex neural signals and extract meaningful insights. By applying advanced signal processing techniques.
Closed-loop Techniques
Closed-loop Techniques
Our lab specializes in developing closed-loop techniques, which involve real-time monitoring and feedback systems. By integrating machine learning algorithms, we can create adaptive and responsive treatment approaches that adapt to the unique needs of each patient.
Collaboration and Innovation
Collaboration and Innovation
We believe in the power of collaboration and interdisciplinary approaches. Our lab actively seeks partnerships with other research institutions and industry experts to foster innovation into practical solutions for patients.
Questions?
Questions?
Contact collaborate@dbnlab.org
to get more information on the project
Page updated
Google Sites
Report abuse