Students use engineering tools to modulate central, peripheral, and autonomic nervous system function to develop new technologies within the medical field.

The Elite Master of Science program in Neuroengineering combines experimental and theoretical neuroscience with profound training in engineering.

This program integrates advanced topics in such areas as neurophysiology, neural dynamics, neuropathology, systems engineering, computational analysis, ...

Our curriculum trains students to develop and apply new technologies to understand and treat neurological disorders. Students build tools to define, control, ...

Neuroengineering includes the topics of computational modeling of neural systems, in vivo clinical and pre-clinical neuroimaging, neurotrauma and repair ...

The NeuroEngineering Program is a merger of physical and biological sciences. Together, physicists, chemists, materials scientists, computer engineers and ...

The Rice Neuroengineering Initiative is a collaborative multidisciplinary program that brings together the brightest minds in neuroscience, engineering, and ...

The NeuroEngineering (NE) field is designed to enable students with a background in biological science to develop and execute projects that make use of ...

This track prepares students for careers in brain-computer interfaces, neural stimulators, and neuroprosthetics.

The department focuses on research in neuroimaging, neuromodulation, and neural devices, with an emphasis on interfacing with the nervous system.