Neuroengineering
We are engaged in development of neurotechnology for monitoring and modulating brain activity
Yale Clinical Neuroscience Neuroanalytics
The research efforts of the Yale Clinical Neuroscience Group for Neuroanalytics (Yale Neuroscience Neuroanalytics, YNN) broadly involve the disciplines of neuroengineering, computer science, mathematics, functional neurosurgery, neurology, cognitive neuroscience, neurobiology, and neurochemistry. Our work is translational with interdisciplinary faculty and students, as well as projects that involve both academia and industry. Projects, which are supported by government and foundation grants, include fabrication of brain sensing and modulatory devices, brain computer interfaces, computational electrophysiology in epilepsy, a multimodal interactive brain atlas, neurochemical analysis of brain rhythms, and algorithms to personalize future therapies in neurological disorders.
Research
Neuroengineering
Yale Brain Atlas
We have created the Yale brain atlas - a structural map of the brain parcellated into 696 different regions for aggregating multimodal data, including imaging, electrophysiology and functional stimulation mapping. This is a multimodal cortical atlas for testing function-structure hypotheses and to aid clinical decision making in epilepsy surgery.Computational Neurophysiology
Our research on computational neurophysiology is focused on improving our understanding of epilepsy and the control of seizures. In our work on epilepsy, we seek to employ our knowledge of seizure generation, sophisticated continuous brain sensing methods, and advanced computational methods for seizure forecasting and localizing the seizure onset area.Neurochemistry
We use mass spectrometry and chemistry sensors to study the metabolome of cyclical brain disorders, such as epilepsy, addiction, and mood disorders.
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Yale Clinical Neuroscience Group for Neuroanalytics
Postdoctoral Fellows
Postgraduates
Clinical Research Coordinators/Staff
Former Lab Members
Daniel Bacheschi
Alice Huang
Tamara Jafar
Gabe Ransom
Mani Ratnesh Sandhu
Marcus Woods
Mohsen Nami
Evan Collins
Hari McGrath
Omar Chishti
Kelly Pu
Karen Kirunda
Collaborators At Other Institutions
- Alexander Ksendzovsky
- David King-Stephens
- Sami Obaid
- Daivd Klorig
- Vikram Rao
- Maxime Baud
Contact
Group Contact, Brain Atlas
Harvey and Kate Cushing Professor Emeritus and Senior Research Scientist of Neurosurgery; Director Epilepsy Research, Neurosurgery
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Neuroengineering, Computational Neurophysiology
Associate Professor of Neurology
Neurochemistry
Professor of Laboratory Medicine, of Neurosurgery, and of Cellular and Molecular Physiology; Vice Chair for Education, Department of Laboratory Medicine; Director of Medical Education, Department of Cellular and Molecular Physiology; Thread Leader, Physiology, Office of Education; Associate Director, Clinical Chemistry Laboratory, Yale-New Haven Hospital