Dewberry a Ph.D. Candidate
Congratulations to L. Savannah Dewberry for passing her qualifying examination. Now that she has proposed, she is a Ph.D. candidate. It’s time to work hard and accomplish the goals she has laid out for herself.
Kevin Otto
Hunter Hakimian
Hunter Hakimian Biomedical Engineering hakimianh13@ufl.edu Neural interfaces and neural stimulation
Congratulations to NPR lab 2019 Graduates!
Congratulations to all graduating undergraduate students! Great job Annie Gormaley, Adrienne Widener, Aaron Czeiszperger, Felicia Sedwick, Fernando Garcia, Avi Matarasso, Youssef Elbanna, and Anastasia Valimaki! Congratulations to graduating Masters students Jesus Peñaloza, Abhijit Pattanshetti, Minhal Yusufali, and Valdimir Talley!!
Savannah Dewberry awarded NSF Graduate Research Fellowship (GRFP)
L. Savannah Dewberry was offered the fellowship from the NSF GRFP.
Undergraduate Research Symposium
Felicia Sedwick and Annie Gormaley presented at the Undergraduate Research Symposium!
1.5 new PhD candidates in lab
Congrats to Morgan Urdaneta for passing his qualifying exam! He is now a Ph.D. candidate! Also, Ian Malone passed the first part of his qualifier, and he is one step closer to his Ph.D.!
UF BME Undergraduate Research Day
The undergraduates in the NPR lab are amazing! We had a great presence at the Undergraduate research day at UF. Alexis Brake won the award for best poster!
University of Miami Neural Engineering Symposium
A few lab members were able to make the drive down to Miami for UM’s Neural Engineering Symposium. We saw a lot of very exciting research and connected with researchers at other universities, which will help inspire and inform our own goals. In addition, Alexis Brake won the award for the best undergraduate poster! She […]
UF Engineering Research Day
The NPR lab had a great time participating in Engineering Research Day here at UF!
Biomaterials Day!
We had a great time participating in Biomaterials Day 2019 here at UF this past Monday. Nicole Viet, an undergraduate student working with graduate student Morgan Urdaneta on intracortical electrodes, won the award for best poster overall.
