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Aweseome EurekaAlert! Our recent Road Map paper on Next Generation of Bioelectronic Medicine

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Thanks to Qualcomm Institute for highlighting our recent Road Map paper on Next Generation of Bioelectronic Medicine

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Thanks to Neurotech Reports for highlighting our Autonomic Neurography or (ANG) as an adjuvant to Bioelectronic Medicine

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Great work Jianzhi Long, Jicang Cai, Abdullah Al-Battal, Dacheng Tao, Jing Zhangl They won the Best Student Paper award at IntelliSys 2024!

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Thanks to Inverse foprhighlighting our recent work!

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Congratulations to Dr. Troy Bu He succesfully defended his Thesis. Truly Troy was such a power house he succesfully defended multiple Theses!!

Thanks to Nike and Kiera Carter for gathering our thoughts on autonomic regulation.

What Is Nervous System Regulation — And How Do You Do It?

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What Is Nervous System Regulation — And How Do You Do It?Experts offer actionable tips on how you can gain control of stress levels. Learn how to regulate the nervous system here.

Awesome Inflammatory Biotypes Poster by Jamison Burks!! Leveraging Neuro-autonomic Machine & Deep learning now can predict/classify inflammatory cytokine concentrations before inflammatory insult (i.e., human intravenous Lipopolysaccharide injection).

Next stop, UCSD inpatient service; we aim to predict early (12 Hr prior) signs of imminent sepsis!

Awesome NANS presentation Yifeng Bu!!! Leveraging Machine & Deep learning we demonstrate our novel neural autonomic features accurately classify inflammatory cytokine concentrations before and during simulated sepsis (i.e., human intravenous Lipopolysaccharide injection).

Next stop, UCSD inpatient service; we aim to predict early (12 Hr prior) signs of imminent sepsis!

Great meeting and Awesome talk by Rosalynn Conic present her work on High Frequency Spinal Cord Stimulation (hF-SCS) Effects on autonomic tone, and the neural substrates of pain!

Pumped to see Troy Bu et. al., mentioned in the Eureka Alerts here!

Congrats to Troy Bu!! He succesfully completed his Qualifying Exam!!! Amazing

Qualcomm Institute California Institute for Technology Video Featuring the One Word for Qi here!

Qualcomm Institute highlights our Vagus Nerve Stimulation and Learning work here!

Dr. Conic, Caylor, and the team new article on sex effects of SCS featured in Eureka News Article here!

High-frequency spinal cord stimulation shows improved longer lasting pain reliefResearchers at UC San Diego School of Medicine report that high-frequency spinal cord stimulation proved more effective at improving perceived pain reduction than low-frequency SCS in patients studied, and that there was some variation in PPR between male and female patients.

Pumped to present our Novel Neural Sensor Technology. Troy Bu at NANS!

Dr. Caylor prior pain fellow and author featured in Pain Medicine News!

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We are ultra pumped to work with Ultran, SecondWave Systems and the DoD on our recently approved clinical trial; "Ultrasound Neural and Immunomodulation Treatment Evaluation Study for COVID-19" or UNITE Study. COVID-19 inpatients will receive low intensity focused ultrasound to the spleen that may decrease inflammation (cytokine storms) associated with COVID-19 respiratory disease. here

Congrats to Abdullah Albattal on Successful Completion/Passing his Preliminary Exam! Amazing work!!

Congrats to Troy Bu on Successful Completion/Passing his Preliminary Exam! That is awesome work!!

Thanks to NeuroNews for featuring our new paper from Dr. Klaming!

We show improved cognition with Non-invasive Vagus Nerve Stimulation (nVNS). See it here

Qualcomm Institute on Twitter“In a new story from #qualcomminstitute, follow two engineering students who found an unexpected future in biomedicine: https://t.co/BGhwFyPBWO. #UCSanDiego #UCSD #chronicpain #research #science #biomedicine #STEM @UCSDMedSchool”

Qualcomm Institute on Twitter“Imanuel Lerman, a #qualcomminstitute affiliate and associate prof with @UCSDMedSchool, is leading efforts to engineer tools that will let us tap into our nervous system and detect infections faster than we can today. https://t.co/f7iclSb1OS #UCSD #UCSanDiego #medicalresearch”

Detecting Infection Before Symptoms Occur by Monitoring the Vagus NerveThe Biomedical Advanced Research Projects Agency (BARDA) has partnered with the University of California San Diego to development a low-profile wearable for monitoring vagus nerve signal changes as a method of potentially enabling pre-symptomatic detection

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