Welcome to the Neural Systems Engineering Lab headed by Dr. Karim Oweiss. Our mission is to advance basic Neuroscience research to better understand how our nervous system works and to translate this understanding to clinical applications to better serve human welfare. We engineer implantable microsystems and develop advanced methods to monitor, process and analyze brain activity at the single cell, population, and circuit levels in awake, behaving subjects. Feel free to browse the current projects and publications list to learn more details about our research.
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Dr. Oweiss speaks at the University of Pennsylvania's Center for Brain Injury and Repair
Dr. Karim Oweiss was invited to speak at the Penn Center for Brain Injury and Repair at the University of Pennsylvania Health System.
Oweiss Lab awarded Phase II of an NIH grant to discover functional relationships between brain cells
NIH has awarded the Oweiss lab phase II (3-years) of the 5-year grant "Mining Large Scale Neural Ensemble Recordings" to extend the group's work on developing
Statistical Signal Processing in Neuroscience -- Call for Papers
Signal processing and statistics have been playing a crucial role in neuroscience and neural engineering research.
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Ki Yong Kwon
He received his B.Sc. degree in Electrical Engineering (Electrical and
Computer Engineering Department) at Michigan State University in 2008.