Lab Alumni

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Thushini Manuweera
PhD
BME

Paul 'Ge' Chen, MS
Research Assistant
2016-2018

Jordan Dubow
DPT student

Kristen Dupuis
DPT student

Erin Whiteman
DPT Student

Alberto-Prieto

Alberto Prieto B.S. Behavioral Neuroscience, 2016

 

Lauren Enrigh
Undergrad student

Regina DeGeorge
Undergrad student

Prashant Naidu
CE student
Co-op Programmer
2016

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Jose Castillo
CE student
Co-op Programmer
2016

Kayla Gomes
DPT student

 

 

 

Anna Rubaklina
DPT student

Seth Gordon
DPT student

John Stout
BME student

 

Qinyin Qiu, PhD Research Engineer Qinyin Qiu received an M.S. degree in computer engineering from University of Southern California and Ph.D. degree in biomedical engineering from the New Jersey Institute of Technology. Dr. Qiu's research interests include Virtual Reality Neuro-rehabilitation, Robotic assisted Physical therapy.

Qinyin Qiu, PhD
Research Engineer

Gregory Ames Master's Student Gregory is a Biomedical Engineering Master's candidate at NJIT who is currently doing his thesis at RBHS. His interests include transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), surround inhibition, data acquisition and signal processing.

Gregory Ames
 Master's student

Akriti Sharma DPT Student Akriti is a Doctor of Physical Therapy Student at RBHS who is interested in specializing in neurology. She wants to explore research in stroke rehabilitation and autism spectrum disorder and is also interested in TMS.

Akriti Sharma
DPT Student

Soha Saleh PhD Postdoctoral fellow, 2012-2013 Soha Saleh received her Ph.D. degree in Biomedical Engineering from the New Jersey Institute of Technology and University of Medicine and Dentistry graduate school of Biomedical Sciences. Her research interests include brain imaging, functional and effective connectivity of brain networks, neural plasticity, and upper extremity rehabilitation.

Soha Saleh, PhD
Postdoctoral fellow, 2012-2013

Hamid Bagce, PhD MD/PhD Fellow, 2009-2012 Hamid began his medical studies in 2007 and after two years of basic science training, he began his dissertation research in the Laboratory for Movement Neuroscience. Under the mentorship of Dr. Tunik, Hamid was able to secure a prestigious NIH predoctoral fellowship award (F30) from the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS), where he investigated the use of virtual reality and noninvasive brain stimulation as tools to induce neuroplasticity and rehabilitate patients with hemiplegic stroke.

Hamid Bagce, PhD
MD/PhD Fellow, 2009-2012

Joel Sommer, DPT 2009-2012

Joel Sommer, DPT
2009-2012

Jean Timmerberg PT, PhD Doctoral Fellow, 2009-2010

Jean Timmerberg PT, PhD
Doctoral Fellow, 2009-2010

Donald Adams, MS 2009 Profile on LinkedIn

Donald Adams, MS
2009

Darya Chedzhemova, DPT Summer Research Fellow, 2009

Darya Chedzhemova, DPT Summer Research Fellow, 2009

Nitin Kaul, MS 2008 Profile on Linkedln

Nitin Kaul, MS
2008
Profile on Linkedln