Movement neuroscience, neurotechnology, neural prosthetics, Brain-Machine Interfaces
A neural prosthesis to restore hand function following spinal cord injury and stroke - We are developing implantable electronic devices and surgical techniques for delivering electrical stimulation to the spinal cord, controlled in real-time from neural signals recorded in the brain.
Investigating mechanisms of learning and plasticity during operation of myoelectric-controlled interfaces and brain-machine interfaces - We use tasks requiring subjects to control computer cursors directly from electrophysiological signals in order to understand the brain mechanisms that underlie learning of abstract neuromotor mappings.
Jonas Zimmermann
Harbaljit Sohal
Claire Schofield
Wellcome Trust Research Career Development Fellowship "Closed-Loop Neurostimulation of the Motor System"
EPSRC Project Grant "Ultra Low Power Implantable Platform for Next Generation Neural Interfaces"
MRC Project Grant "Optimal Feedback Control of a Neuromotor Interface"
MRC Milstein Award "Wearable Devices for Reprogramming the Nervous System"
EPSRC Cross-Disciplinary Account "NanoLAB"