The Neural Engineering Group
(Not included in picture: Devin Adair, Nigel Gebodh, Akshita Chawla, Doris Ling)
CCNY Neural Engineering Group
The Neural Engineering Group at The City College of New York analyzes nervous system function at multiple scales spanning sub-cellular, single cell, tissue, animal, to human cognitive levels. Similarly, our translational research and development program integrates experimental testing, medical device development, and clinical trials – with the over-arching goal of improving human health through engineering innovation.
In the Media
Lukas Hirsch
Lukas will work in computer vision on biomedical images.
Maximilian Nentwich
Max will work on biomedical image processing and machine learning.
Ivan Iotzov
Ivan is analyzing the EEG responses to naturalistic stimuli in the context of hearing loss and disordered consciousness.
Forouzan Farahani
Forouzan will work on the effects of direct current stimulation on synaptic plasticity.
Devin Adair
Devin is a Ph.D. student studying Cognitive Psychology at The Graduate Center of The City University of New York
Zeinab Esmaeilpour
Ph.D. student, Biomedical Engineering, The City College of New York (2017-present)
Google Scholar: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=uuZoNToAAAAJ&hl=en
Gozde Unal
Phd. Biomedical Engineering , The City College of City University of New York (NY,USA) (2017-Present);
MSc. Biomedical Engineering (minor : Industrial
Niranjan Khadka
Currently studying temperature related mechanism of action of kHz Spinal Cord Stimulation (SCS) and coupled vascular hypothesis of tDCS.
Greg Kronberg
PhD candidate, Biomedical Engineering, The City College of New York (2015-Present)
Jason Ki
PhD candicate in Biomedical Engineering CCNY
M.S Biomedical Engineering, The City College of New York (2012-2014)
Dennis Truong
PhD in Biomedical Engineering, The City College of New York (2013-Present)
Events and Seminars
Prakhyat Singh
Prakhyat will be working towards understanding the effects of transcranial electrical stimulation on brain activity.
Neural Engineering Research Application
Jens Madsen
Jens is currently working on investigating the connection between attention and education using electro-encephalography.