We conduct translational research at the intersection of rehabilitation medicine, neurology, ophthalmology, and engineering, with a focus on developing and rigorously evaluating assistive and rehabilitative technologies that enhance human mobility, functional independence, and health equity. Our work is grounded in clinically informed, hypothesis-driven research and leverages advanced methodologies spanning computational modeling, human subjects research, and real-world implementation science.
We emphasize the development of scalable, evidence-based solutions that address impairments in visuomotor function, sensorimotor integration, and navigation—particularly for individuals with visual and neurologic disabilities. Our research integrates multimodal sensing, computer vision, wearable systems, and human-centered design to advance accessibility across complex environments.
We welcome students, trainees, and collaborators interested in contributing to high-impact research in the following domains:
We are seeking outstanding Ph.D. students in engineering and related disciplines to work on problems at the intersection of rehabilitation, accessibility, and intelligent systems.
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.
Volunteer research assistant and intern positions may be available depending on current projects and mentorship capacity.