BIOELECTRONIC MEDICINE

At NeuroEngLab, we develop custom-designed neural interfaces and implantable electrodes that selectively stimulate the vagus nerve to modulate organ function and metabolic processes. By combining advanced neuroengineering, computational modeling, and artificial intelligence, we aim to create next-generation neuroprostheses capable of restoring physiological regulation and providing personalized therapies for metabolic disorders such as diabetes and obesity.

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Lecture: Combining prosthetics and artificial inteligence for neurorehabilitation

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DIGITAL HEALTH

Our digital health research focuses on developing immersive and data-driven rehabilitation technologies for people living with neurological impairments. We combine virtual reality, wearable sensors, and non-invasive neurostimulation to monitor patient recovery and deliver personalized multisensory interventions. These technologies support motor recovery, sensory restoration, and improved body awareness, while enabling objective assessment of rehabilitation progress. Our goal is to create engaging, effective, and scalable digital therapies that can extend beyond the clinic into everyday life.

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Publication: Immersive virtual reality with synchronous neurostimulation for upper-limb recovery after stroke

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SENSORIMOTOR BIONICS

Through our sensorimotor bionics pillar, we design technologies that restore the connection between the nervous system, the body, and the external world. We develop upper- and lower-limb assistive devices, combining neural bidirectional interfaces with wearable robotic systems, to improve mobility, independence, and quality of life for people with neurological injuries, limb loss, or motor impairments.

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Publication: Merging neural stimulation and exoskeletons to enhance hand functions in neurological patients

Neuroprosthetics Virtual Summer School: From Ionic to Bionic

TCCI BMI Conference: Nerve-Machine Interface for Neurorehabilitation

TEDxPodgorica: Bionic hand restores touch to amputees

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