**CANCELED** - Georgia Tech Neuro Seminar

New date for this seminar to be announced!

"Living Electrodes: Developing Optogenetic Neuronal Networks for Circuit Modeling & Biological Neural Interfaces”

Oladayo Adewole, Ph.D.
Postdoctoral Researcher, Brant Lab
University of Pennsylvania

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*Lunch provided for in-person attendees

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SPEAKER BIO
Dayo Adewole (they/them or he/him) is a Nigerian-American postdoctoral researcher at the Philadelphia VA Medical Center and University of Pennsylvania. As a neural tissue engineering researcher, they design & develop living, light-controlled neural networks as (1) a model for complex brain pathways and (2) an implantable neural input, with a long-term focus on the development of biological neuroprosthetic devices. Their experience broadly spans bioengineering and robotics—primarily additive manufacturing (3D-printing), the design and fabrication of mechatronic systems, and brain-computer interfaces—and he has trained and served as an educator in several undergraduate and graduate-level engineering courses. Alongside their research and teaching, they designed the core technology for and co-founded InstaHub, a sustainability-focused startup developing easy-to-install embedded sensor systems to help track energy use & reduce waste in buildings.

Faculty Host: Garrett Stanley, Ph.D.
Student Host: Elaida Dimwamwa

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