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Dr. Wayne Feng’s Visit to the BRAIN Center
UH BRAIN Center conducted the monthly Cafe meeting with a conversation about global state and future of brain computer interfaces with Dr. Jose Contreras- Vidal.
The IUCRC BRAIN in collaboration with WVU is organizing the Brain-Machine Interface+ Summit, August 10-11, 2024, Morgantown, WV following the IUCRC BRAIN IAB Meeting on August 8-9, Morgantown Marriott at Waterfront Place.
To review the agenda and register for this important international meeting of minds, please check out http://www.bmisummit.org
We are thrilled to present the latest edition of the BRAIN Center Spring Newsletter, packed with exciting updates, achievements, and captivating events. In this edition, you will find a wealth of information covering a wide range of topics, from the remarkable advancements in workforce development to the remarkable accomplishments of our students and faculty members.
We are thrilled to present the latest edition of the BRAIN Center Spring Newsletter, packed with exciting updates, achievements, and captivating events. In this edition, you will find a wealth of information covering a wide range of topics, from the remarkable advancements in workforce development to the remarkable accomplishments of our students and faculty members.
Congratulation to Derek Huber, member of the Non-Invasive Brain Machine Interface Lab, is a recent graduate from UH’s College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics (NSM) at the University of Houston.
The BRAIN Center
The Building Reliable Advances and Innovations in Neurotechnology (BRAIN) Center is an Industry/University Cooperative Research Center that began with Arizona State University (ASU) and the University of Houston (UH). This partnership has grown by adding two international sites, Miguel Hernandez University in Spain, Instituto Tecnologico de Monterrey in Mexico, and three prospective national sites, Georgia Tech, University of Maryland Baltimore County, and West Virginia University allowing rigorous testing of efficacy, safety and long-term reliability of neurotechnology that would not be otherwise possible within the traditional ‘silos’ of academic, industry, regulatory and clinical communities.
The BRAIN Center will develop safe, effective and affordable personalized neurotechnologies for diagnostics, restoration, enhancement, and rehabilitation of sensory, motor, affective and cognitive functions. This mission will be pursued by supporting innovative interdisciplinary research across the multiple dimensions of brain function and behavior with the ultimate goal of improving quality of life.
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Workforce Development
In addition to its research initiatives, BRAIN will also focus on workforce development through training and education of (a) technical and scientific visionaries who will lead industry driven neurotechnology initiatives, (b) R&D managers who can execute the technical vision, (c) engineers who can analyze, design, and maintain neurotechnologies and understand their broader environmental and social impacts, and (d) future educators in neurotechnology innovation. BRAIN Site Directors will closely interact with the Academic Advisory Board (AAB) to develop an Entrepreneurship Program across institutions that will target from pre-college students to postdoctoral fellows and Center’s faculty.
The summary of Center Facilities provides a comprehensive listing of the facilities that support the BRAIN Center research mission and broader impacts agenda.
Facilities, Equipment And Software
