Neural Engineering solves
problems that arise from neurological disorders by interfacing
directly with the nervous system. Applying techniques
from mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology and engineering,
our research seeks to understand, interface with, and
control the nervous system. Teams start with basic science
research, and translate that knowledge in to development
of tools to solve clinical problems associated with nervous
system dysfunction.
Recent Research Activities
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Neural Prostheses |
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Neural Dynamics Modeling |
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Systems Neuroscience |
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Neural Imaging and Sensing |
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Neuro-Mechanical Systems |
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Neurophysiology |
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Neural Interfacing |
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Clinical Studies in Rehabilitation |
Neural Engineering & Rehabilitation Faculty
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Primary Faculty
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Research Interests
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Email Address
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CRAGO,
Patrick E. |
Control of neuroprostheses
for motor function; neuromuscular control systems |
pec3@case.edu |
DURAND,
Dominique M. |
Neural engineering; neuroprostheses;
neural dynamics; electric and magnetic stimulation
of the nervous system; neural interfaces with electronic
devices; analysis and control of epilepsy |
dxd6@case.edu |
GUSTAFSON,
Kenneth |
Neural engineering; neural
prostheses; neurophysiology and neural control of
genitourinary function; devices to restore genitourinary
function; functional neuromuscular stimulation |
kjg@case.edu |
KIRSCH,
Robert |
Functional neuromuscular
stimulation; biomechanics and neural control of human
movement; modeling and simulation of musculoskeletal
systems; identification of physiological systems |
rfk3@case.edu |
MORTIMER,
J. Thomas
(Emeritus) |
Neural prostheses; electrical
activation of the nervous system; bowel and bladder
assist device; respiratory assist device; selective
stimulation and electrode development; electochemical
aspects of electrical stimulation |
jtm3@case.edu |
PECKHAM,
P. Hunter |
Neural prostheses, implantable
stimulation and control; control of movement; rehabilitation
engineering |
pxp2@case.edu |
TAYLOR,
Dawn |
Brain-computer interfaces
for control of computers, neural prostheses, and
robotic devices; Invasive and non-invasive brain
signal acquisition; Adaptive decoding algorithms
for retraining the brain to control alternative devices
after paralysis. |
dxt42@case.edu |
TYLER,
Dustin |
Neuromimetic neuroprostheses;
laryngeal neuroprostheses; clinical implementation
of nerve electrodes; cortical neuroprostheses; minimally
invasive implantation techniques; modeling of neural
stimulation and neuroprostheses. |
dxt23@case.edu |
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Associated Faculty
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Research Interests
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Email Address
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BURGESS,
Richard C. |
EEG, MEG, epilepsy, sleep
disorders, computer processing of electrophysiologic
signals, continuous computerized neurophysiologic
assessment, telemedicine |
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CHAE,
John |
Application of neuroprotheses
in hemiplegia |
jchae@metrohealth.org |
CHIEL,
Hillel J. |
Biomechanical and neural
basis of feeding behavior in the marine mollusk Aplysia
californica; neuromechanical system modeling; analysis
of neural network dynamics |
hjc@case.edu |
DEAN,
David |
Morphometrics; craniofacial
imaging |
David.Dean@case.edu |
DELL'OSSO,
Louis F. |
Neurophysiological and
ocular motor control systems |
lfd@case.edu |
Kilgore,
Kevin |
Functional electrical
stimulation; hand protheses |
kkilgore@methrohealth.org |
LEIGH,
R. John |
Normal and abnormal motor
control of the eye |
rjl4@case.edu |
MCINTYRE,
Cameron |
Theoretical modeling
of the interaction between electric fields and the
nervous system; deep brain stimulation |
mcintyd@ccf.org |
REZAI,
Ali |
Deep Brain Stimulation |
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TRIOLO,
Ronald |
Restoration of lower
extremity function |
rxt25@case.edu |
YUE,
Guang H. |
Neural control of movement |
gxy4@case.edu |
Affiliated Labs and Centers
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