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Yanna Grinberg
BS/MS Student
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Room 132 Wickenden Building |
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(216)-368-8615 |
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(216)-368-4872 |
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yxg20@case.edu |
| Mail Address: | Room 132 Wickenden Building
10900 Euclid Avenue
Cleveland, OH 44106-7207 |
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Education
• BS/MS Program at Case Western Reserve University, expected graduation date May 2008.
Research Interests
My current research focus is on the effects of neurophysiology on computer models of functional electrical stimulation. My previous research focused on characterizing neural anatomy of human peripheral nerves.
Conference Posters
| • | Grinberg Y, Schiefer M, Tyler D, and Gustafson KJ. Physiologic fascicle size and perineurial thickness affect stimulation selectivity. 2007 BMES Annual Fall Meeting. Los Angeles, CA. |
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| • | Grinberg Y, Schiefer M, Tyler D, Gustafson KJ. Effects of Fascicle Size and Perineurial Thickness on Stimulation Selectivity. 2007 Neural Engineering & Rehabilitation Lectures. Cleveland, OH. |
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| • | Gustafson KJ, Grinberg Y, Stone M, and Triolo RJ. Quantification of Human Sciatic Nerve Anatomy: Implications for Neural Prostheses Utilizing Nerve Cuff Electrodes. 2006 Neural Engineering & Rehabilitation Lectures. Cleveland, OH. |
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| • | Gustafson KJ, Grinberg Y, Stone M, and Triolo RJ. Quantification of Human Sciatic Nerve Anatomy: Implications for Neural Prostheses Utilizing Nerve Cuff Electrodes. 2005 NIH NINDS Neural Interfaces Workshop. Bethesda, MD. |
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| • | Artis E, Grinberg Y, Tomayko B, and Gustafson KJ. Analysis of Fascicular Organization: Implications for the restoration of clinical function. 2005 Research ShowCASE. Cleveland, OH. |
Awards
| • | 2007 BMES Undergraduate Student Design and Research Award - in recognition for outstanding biomedical engineering research. |
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| • | 2007 Robbie Robinson Award - 2nd Place pre-masters poster competition, Neural Engineering & Rehabilitation Lectures. |
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| • | Biomedical Engineering Faculty Award, 2007 - for outstanding academic achievement, achievement in sports, and service to the biomedical engineering community. |
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| • | The Medtronic Undergraduate Scholarship award, 2006 - for outstanding involvement in service, research, or industrial development in BME. |
Industry Experience
• Co-op, Boston Scientific (formerly Guidant), Minneapolis, MN, 2006.
Neural Cardiac Therapies Group.
Other Interests
Non-research interests include traveling, dancing, and camping.
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