As director of Neuroengineering and Informatics for Rehabilitation and Simulation-based Learning (NIRSlearn) laboratory, I conduct interdisciplinary research in neural engineering, the application of engineering to the neurosciences. My academic and research training in neurotechnology, motor rehabilitation, clinical neurophysiology, and cerebrovascular medicine provides me with the expertise for translational research focused on developing computational models and hardware technologies for neural interfaces to monitor and activate a beneficial neural function.