About Us
The Ayaz Lab is a multi-disciplinary lab focused on harnessing the intersection of neuroscience, neuroengineering, cognitive sciences, and human factors to develop systems and environments informed by neuroergonomics.
We are focused on exploring neuroergonomics for brain health and performance research. We develop and/or utilize diverse wearable neurotechnologies (mobile neuroimaging + multi-modal approaches and neurostimulation), physiological sensing, and behavioral methods to investigate human brain function in realistic and real-world environments, across the lifespan and from healthy (typical to specialized groups) to diverse clinical conditions (mental health to neurological).
Latest Updates
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2022 Neuroergonomics Conference & NYC Neuromodulation Conference
Our lab attended the joint meeting of 2022 Neuroergonomics Conference and NYC Neuromodulation Conference with 15 students.
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Applied Human Factors and Ergonomics – AHFE 2022
Our lab is participating with 5 abstracts at AHFE 2022 conference in New York NY July 24-28, 2022. Dr. Ayaz served as the chair of Neuroergonomics and Cognitive Engineering Track.
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2022 Neuroergonomics and NYC Neuromodulation Conference
We will be at the 2022 Neuroergonomics and NYC Neuromodulation Conference, there will be multiple presentions from the lab, as well as EEG and fNIRS Workshops. For more information see conference program.
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fNIRS Workshop on Clinical Neuroergonomics
Dr. Shawn Joshi, postdoctoral fellow, will be representing the lab at the fNIRS Workshop on Clinical Neuroergonomics that will be held at Imperial College London on July 7th, 2022. Also, Dr. Kurtulus Izzetoglu, Associate Professor, … Continue reading fNIRS Workshop on Clinical Neuroergonomics
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Closed-Loop Brain Imaging May Improve Pilot Training
Our recent publication, Neuroadaptive Training via fNIRS in Flight Simulators, is highlighted here: https://newsblog.drexel.edu/2022/06/29/closed-loop-brain-imaging-may-improve-pilot-training/
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Congratulations Emma
Congrats to Emma Dryden, master’s student in the lab, for successfully presenting her thesis defense. Emma worked on developing a Brain Computer Interfaces (BCI) for ALS patients, with our collaborator Dr. Terry Heiman-Patterson at Temple … Continue reading Congratulations Emma
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Congratulations Divya
Congrats to CHOP CIRP and UPenn Bioengineering PhD student Divya Jain for successfully completing & presenting her dissertation. Divya was a visiting student in our lab and she quickly learned about fNIRS methods and applied … Continue reading Congratulations Divya