Author Archives: neuroergonomics

Congratulations to the doctoral student Raimundo da Silva Soares Junior for receiving Fulbright USA scholarship to visit us 2022-2023 academic year.

Congratulations to biomedical engineering students Faizan Malik and Nuha Mirza joining the lab as BMS Fellows.

Our lab alumni Neha successfully defended her PhD thesis at Johns Hopkins Biomedical Engineering, working with her PhD advisor Dr. Jeremy Brown and also with our own Dr. Hasan Ayaz, her MS advisor and PhD … Continue reading Congratulations Neha

R-EPIC LEAP for Pediatric Healthcare (Research and Engineering for Pediatrics by Interdisciplinary Collaboration Leveraging Education and Partnerships) Ph.D. training program is funded by the U.S. Department of Education. Special thanks to Dr. Amy Throckmorton for … Continue reading GAANN Fellowships

We have been participating in the U.S. Army Medical Research and Development Command (USAMRDC)’s xTechBOLT competition. This week at the I/ITSEC conference in Orlando Florida, we attended the finals for the xTech competition and Dr. … Continue reading US Army’s xTechBOLT Award

We were at the NATO’s Human Factors and Medicine symposium in Rome, Italy. Adrian and Jesse presented two studies recent studies ongoing in our lab. The NATO symposium topic was Applying Neuroscience to Performance: From … Continue reading NATO’s Human Factors and Medicine 2021

We were at the US Army’s AUSA conference (Washington DC), with Jan, Yigit, Nina and Jesse with Dr. Ayaz.

A project from our lab advised by Dr. Ayaz and in collaboration with ALS Hope Clinic and Temple Neurology Dr. Heiman-Patterson, Drexel Biomedical Engineering undergraduates’ work on EEG based BCI is nominated and finalist for … Continue reading BCI Award Finalist

In the Overwatch behavioral experiments, two players navigate their avatars to escort payloads to new destinations. Each participant first plays individually against an A.I. opponent, and then against each other, while biomedical devices record their body’s responses. … Continue reading Drexel’s play on business of research