RESEARCH FUNDING

Rehabilitation Engineering, Clinical, Assistive, and Implantable Medical Devices (RECLAIMED)

This program supports next generation engineering technology for implantable and assistive medical devices. Technologies for implantable medical devices include early stage technology development for implantable neuroprosthesis and neuroengineering systems, and next generation neural interfaces. Technologies for assistive medical devices include medical robotics for rehabilitation, surgery,preventive health and therapy; and next generation prosthetics and Brain Computer Interface (BCI) technology.

Supported Projects

Grant Number	Project Title	Principal Investigator	Institution
5-R21-EB016912-02	Picosecond pulse technology for non-invasive electrostimulation	Shu Xiao	Old Dominion University
5-R21-EB017510-02	Modulation of blood-brain-barrier (BBB) permeability by tDCS relevant electric fi	Marom Bikson	City College of New York
5-R25-EB012973-05	Team-Based Design of Biomedical Devices	Jennifer Barton	University of Arizona
1-DP2-EB022357-01	Spinal cord neural interface for neuroprosthetics in a primate model	Abhishek Prasad	University of Miami Coral Gables
5-R01-EB018117-03	NRI: Small: A Co-Robotic Navigation Aid for the Visually Impaired	Cang Ye	University of Arkansas at Little Rock
5-R01-EB001672-11	Clinical Demonstration of Implantable Myoelectric Sensors for Prosthesis Control	Richard Weir	University of Colorado Denver
5-R21-EB019221-02	Neural Recording Arrays with Distributed Cellular-Level Optical Stimulation	Euisik Yoon	University of Michigan
5-R21-EB017807-02	Computational and In Vivo Analysis of Applied Apical Torsion for Cardiac Support	Dennis Trumble	Carnegie-Mellon University
5-R21-EB018561-02	A Smart Wireless Homecage for High Throughput Longitudinal Animal Studies	Maysam Ghovanloo	Georgia Institute of Technology
5-R43-EB018200-02	Plasma-assisted atomic layer deposition of alumina and Parylene-C bi-layer encaps	Rajmohan Bhandari	Blackrock Microsystems

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