Andrew Woolley (2006–2011)

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Presently working as a Post-Doctoral Researcher

Nnadozie Onunkwo (2006–2010)

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Presently the CEO of BNShape Inc.

Karthick Nalladevan (2015)

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Karthick Nalladevan
M.S. student
Biomedical engineering
karthick.raja@ufl.edu
Karthick completed his B.E. in Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering in 2015, and is now pursuing M.S. in Biomedical engineering from University of Florida.He has previously worked on performance analysis of neural networks in diagnosing neurological disorders.

Eric Atkinson (2015-2021)

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eric-atkinson-100x133Eric Atkinson
Ph.D. student
Interdisciplinary Science with specialization in Neuroscience
ericwayne@ufl.edu
Tissue-device interfaces

Eric finished his Bachelor of Science degree in Biological Engineering with a minor in Biomechanics at the University of Florida in 2011. Upon graduation, he continued his work with Dr. Michael Okun analyzing electrophysiological data collected from human patients undergoing deep-brain stimulation treatment for Tourette’s syndrome. Eric then began working under Dr. Ben Dunn conducting research focusing on drug design for targets involved in infectious diseases (e.g., HIV, tuberculosis, and malaria). In 2015, he earned his Master’s of Science degree in Medical Science at the University of Florida under the mentorship of Dr. Jason Coleman. His research with Dr. Coleman examined neural plasticity changes due to chronic hypoxia in neonates. Eric is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Interdisciplinary Science with a specialization in Neuroscience through the College of Medicine at the University of Florida. His research interests focus on understanding the tissue-electrode interface of chronically implanted neural devices. He hopes to develop novel approaches to improving recording longevity.

Download Eric Atkinson’s Curriculum Vitae

Nick Hilborn

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nick-hilborn-100x133Nick Hilborn
BSc student
Biomedical Engineering
[expand title=”Read more”]Nick received his B.S. in Biomedical Engineering with a specialization in Neural Engineering. He is interested studying neuroprosthetics and researching possible solutions to neurological injuries. After receiving his undergraduate degree, Nick is pursuing his masters in Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Tech University.[/expand]

Ishani Thakkar (2015)

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ishani-thakkar-100x133Ishani Thakkar
M.S. student
Biomedical engineering
ithakkar@ufl.edu
Neural engineering 
[expand title=”Read more”]Ishani completed her bachelor of engineering in Electronics and Communication in 2014 and is now pursuing an MS degree in Biomedical Engineering from the University of Florida. Her research interest is neural engineering for neurodegenerative disorders and disabilities. She wants to contribute to research that can be successfully translated into clinical trials and be proven viable for effective use.[/expand]

Ashley Eidsmore (2013–2015)

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Graduate Student

Andrew Ready (2012–2014)

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Graduate Student

Oliver Regele (2012–2013)

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Andrew Pierce (2008-2009)

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Presently the lab manager of EPICS program at Purdue University.

Ryan Muir (2006–2008)

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