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We are looking for a research assistant/lab manager to join the lab! A supportive, collaborative environment where you can learn neural recording, optogenetics, and photometry + neural data analysis. More info here: vandermeerlab.org/mvdmlab_RA_pos…

Thanks Nataliya Rokhmanova for convening this first meeting. Looking forward to many more. @CMU_Mech @cmuneurosci

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Been a tough couple years, but glad to be on the ride with these hooligans! Looking forward to the cool things coming from these wonderful minds in 2022. Also, how is it already '22? Thanks for an amazing night Round Corner Cantina ! #NeuroMechatronicsLab #CMU #vaxxedandtested #academia

Extremely proud of Ariel Feldman & Nikhil Verma for being selected to give podium talks at the Rice Neuroengineering Initiative Conf. #NeuroCon Props to Nikhil Verma for winning the Outstanding Oral Presentation award! Love the Tartan Bowtie btw! @cmuneurosci @CMU_Mech

Such a joy to see star alumni Ariel Feldman Ariel Feldman and Nishant Verma come back to Rice Neuroengineering Initiative for our annual NeuroCon and share the great work they are doing!🧠 ⭐️

Hello! We are the NeuroMechatronics Lab at CMU. We are a research group led by Doug Weber and Darcy Griffin. We combine engineering and neuroscience to understand sensorimotor systems and develop neurotechnologies. Stay tuned for cool science!!

I had an awesome time at the #WhitakerNeuro conference this week! I'm also excited to share that I won an international collaboration grant and will be returning to the UK later this year to visit Dr. Alex Green's team at Oxford!

InterfaceRice 2024 conference on neuroengineering has gone live! Early registrations run through April 23, and poster submissions through March 20. A great lineup including Helen Mayberg, MD as keynote speaker. See you in Houston April 30-May 1! interface.rice.edu

CMU and Meta have announced a collaboration to make computer-based tasks more accessible. The project uses wearable technology to enable people with different motor abilities to perform everyday tasks and enjoy gaming in digital environments. cmu.is/Meta-Partnersh…

Proud of our very own Kriti Kacker and Ariel Feldman for their outstanding presentations at Brain Machine Interface Summit hosted by the WVU Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute on the Stentrode work with Synchron 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

Graham Felstead was the first user in the world to receive a Stentrode implant in 2019. Graham was a BCI pioneer and inspiration to our team. He spent his last days writing a book (using the Stentrode) to capture his experience. His story is incredible - it has just been

🧠 The positive results of our COMMAND trial - evaluating the safety and efficacy of our #BCI in 6 participants over 12 months - are live. Congratulations to our participants and partners: Mount Sinai Health System UB Neurosurgery (UBNS) UPMC Carnegie Mellon University shorturl.at/zotpD

Excited to announce that the NML team will be showcasing some amazing research at #sfn2024 Society for Neuroscience (SfN) 🤓! Mark your calendars 🗓️ and join us as a few of our members present their groundbreaking work🧐. Stay tuned for more details☺️! @cmuneurosci CMU Mechanical Engineering #research #science

Excited to learn about the Stentrode BCI? Join Ariel Feldman this morning at J3 to look at how we can use the Stentrode's unique geometry to improve signal quality on this groundbreaking device! Don’t miss it! #NeuroTech #Stentrode Synchron

We’re thrilled to see our advanced ML models and EMG hardware — that transform neural signals controlling muscles at the wrist into commands that seamlessly drive computer interactions — appearing in the latest edition of nature. Read the story: nature.com/articles/s4158… Find