The Bertarelli Program in Translational Neuroscience and Neuroengineering supports research projects in neuroengineering, with a focus on novel approaches.

The Bertarelli Program is based at Harvard Medical School. Our goal is to begin to bridge the existing gap between basic and translational neuroscience.

This course provides an introduction to biological neural systems, and current engineering efforts to understand, control, and enhance the function of ...

Neurotechnology (NT) is a core facility that has tools for machining, rapid prototyping, electronics, and software development and is staffed by Ed Soucy.

The Bertarelli Program in Translational Neuroscience and Neuroengineering is a joint program of the Harvard Medical School and Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale ...

Harvard University invests in shared core facilities from macro and micro-scale imaging technologies, genetics and behavioral analysis to neuro-engineering and ...

The module emphasizes training of lab members in basic software (e.g., Matlab programming for data acquisition and analysis) and hardware development, including ...

This course provides an introduction to biological neural systems, and current engineering efforts to understand, control, and enhance the function of neural ...

The course is taught at the Harvard Medical School on Monday (6-8:30 PM) and Wednesday (7-9:30 PM) evenings. The Monday sessions involve patient presentations ...

Covers how to innovate technologies for brain analysis and engineering, for accelerating the basic understanding of the brain, and leading to new ...