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The computational neuromodulation lab led by Dr. Ishita Basu uses modeling and signal processing techniques to study brain signals recorded invasively as well as non-invasively from human subjects to study the neural basis of cognitive functions and design innovative neuromodulation techniques to improve such functionality in individuals with mental illness. Specifically, we use time frequency decomposition of brain signals and biophysical modeling techniques to characterize how cognitive stimuli or electrical stimulation impact the brain and behavior to advance the knowledge of decision making and design therapeutic neuromodulation strategies to improve such faculties in mood and anxiety disorders.
Department Of Defense
4/1/2024 - 3/31/2027
Early Neuromodulation for Cognitive Recovery and Rehabilitation in Traumatic Brain Injury
NIH/NIMH 1 R21 MH127009-01A1
4/1/2022-3/31/2024
A neural population model-based characterization and modulation of neural oscillations underlying cognitive control in healthy and depressed/anxious human subjects
The overall objective of this project is to characterize and model cortical oscillations underlying the conflict resolution aspect of cognitive control in healthy and anxious/depressed human subjects to inform the design of neuromodulation interventions
KL2 Research Scholars career development program
Developing an EEG probe for studying cognitive control in post stroke depression
This career development project aims at studying neural correlates of cognitive control in healthy and post stroke depressive (PSD) states and assess neuromodulatory effects of transcranial and transcutaneous spinal cord stimulation on cognitive control and associated neural oscillations in PSD.
Dr. Laura Ngwenya, Neurosurgery
Dr. Jed Hartings, Neurosurgery
Dr. Brandon Foreman, Neurology
Dr John Paul Sheehy, Neurosurgery
Dr Paula Sheer, Psychology
Dr Awosika Oluwole, Neurology
Dr Francisco Romo-Nava, Psychiatry
Dr David Fleck, Psychiatry
Department ofNeurosurgery231 Albert Sabin WayPO Box 670769Cincinnati, OH 45267-0515
Mailing AddressUniversity of Cincinnati College of MedicineDepartment of NeurosurgeryPO Box 670515Cincinnati Ohio 45267-0515