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Office hour: Wed 2pm - 3pm at CDI-3.318. Please book time on my Calendar before coming.
Lucas C. Parra is Harold Shames Professor of Biomedical Engineering at the City College of New York (CCNY) and Affiliate Member of Radiology at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (2020-). He received his Ph.D. in Physics from the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität in 1996 with research in the area of machine learning under the guidance of Gustavo Deco. Prior to joining CCNY he worked on medical imaging at Siemens Corporate Research (1995-1997) and acoustic signal processing at Sarnoff Corporation (1997-2003).
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Jens is currently working on investigating the connection between attention and education using electro-encephalography.
Osvaldo is working on the design, implementation and evaluation of machine learning techniques for the analysis of medical images.
Oumaima is investigating tDCS in relation to its effect on motor recovery in regards to synaptic efficacy.
Lukas works in computer vision on biomedical images. He earned his PhD in Biomedical Engineering from CCNY in September 2023.
Vinay is investigating navigation and novelty in naturalistic settings with EEG. He completed his PhD in electrical engineering from Columbia University in December 2023.
Ali joined the lab in September 2024 and will be working on the project about the effects of tDCS on brain and behavior, in collaboration with the lab of Professor John Martin in the CUNY School of Medicine.
Gavin studies the functional effects of transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) in humans.
Melanie joined the lab in August 2022 and will be working on our NSF-funded project that studies remote video-based instruction.
Nicholas joined the lab in August 2022 and will be working on our Machine learning for risk-adjusted breast screening with MRI project.
Aimar joined the lab in August 2023.
Zhenous joined the lab in September 2023.
Sam joined the lab on August 2024 and will be working on the project that studies the Interaction of Motor Learning with Transcranial Direct Current.
Andrew joined the lab in May 2023 and is working on developing neural networks and deep learning models in DeepLabCut and ROAST.
Office Phone: (212) 650-8426
E-mail: brian@ccny.cuny.edu
As the Administrative Specialist of the Neural Engineering lab, Brian interprets general CUNY policies and administrative regulations; prepares and manages our research budgets, contracts, IRB and IACUC protocols, and is in charge of personnel and payroll matters, procurement, reimbursements, and event organizing. Moreover, he assists the Department of Biomedical Engineering in providing administrative support to its Doctoral Program.