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Neuroscience & Neuroengineering
The human brain is one of the most complex and mysterious elements in nature. Our neuroengineers stand on the leading edge of neuroscience, designing pioneering brain computer interfaces, charting unprecedented insights into language processing and uncovering the mechanics of decision-making.
News in Neuroscience & Neuroengineering
Prof. Dion Khodagholy Awarded NSF CAREER Award
Khodagholy will use the award to develop high-performance, flexible, biocompatible transistors MoreFeb 11 2020 | By Holly Evarts | Photo Credit: Jeffrey Schifman
Neural Engineer Qi Wang Recognized with NSF CAREER Award
He is working to develop new technologies for restoring and enhancing sensory functions and cognition through brain-machine interfaces MoreMar 05 2019 | By Holly Evarts | Photo Credit: Jane Nisselson
Fast, Flexible Ionic Transistors for Bioelectronic Devices
A team led by Dion Khodagholy, assistant professor of electrical engineering, has developed the first biocompatible ion-driven transistor that is fast enough to MoreFeb 27 2019 | By Holly Evarts | Diagram and Video Credit: George Spyropoulos/Columbia Engineering | Orchid Photo Credit: Jennifer Gelinas/Columbia University Irving Medical Center
Tuning Arousal to Boost Information Transmission in the Brain
Columbia neural engineers discover a mechanism by which the locus coeruleus modulates information processing in the thalamus; findings may lead to new MoreDec 17 2018 | By Holly Evarts | Image credit: Qi Wang/Columbia Engineering
Editing Consciousness: How Bereaved People Control Their Thoughts without Knowing It
A new collaborative study demonstrates that avoidant grievers do unconsciously monitor and block the contents of their mind-wandering. MoreDec 10 2018 | By Holly Evarts | Image Credit: Noam Schneck/Columbia Engineering
