EXPERIENCE_05

Bioengineering doctoral student developing next-generation neural interfaces through polymer engineering and neuroscience (Stanford Graduate Fellow).

Building a multimodal control layer that combines EEG, EOG, and EMG for next-generation human–computer interaction. Originally co-founded the company; stepped back to an advisor role to pursue my Ph.D.

Founded and led Case Western's neurotechnology club; built a hands-on curriculum, workshops, and EEG-based BCI projects; grew the community to 50+ members and secured >$10k in funding.

Recruited 300+ student writers and built the underlying infrastructure—including article assignment and submission, the website and AI features—and automated major parts of the process. Also founded the neurotechnology specialty and reviewed 100+ article summaries from 30 writers.

Analyzed human EEG/LFP from cerebellar DBS trials; published a first-author paper on the interaction between sensory stimuli and deep-brain stimulation; led a project on how sleep affects cortical processing of DBS; and automated rodent behavioral analysis.