Prof. Leigh Hochberg — Research Profile
Brown University · Electrical and Computer Engineering
Graduate application deadlines
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Engineering, PhD (Electrical and Computer Engineering)
Fall 2027Application deadline
Dec 1, 2026
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Fall 2027Fall Priority
Feb 1, 2027
Application deadline
Fall Regular
Apr 1, 2027
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Prof. Leigh Hochberg at Brown University Electrical and Computer Engineering lists translational neuroscience, brain-computer interfaces, neurotechnology as their registered research area.
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Recent papers
- Observation-related activity in the human motor cortex increases with effector anthropomorphicityProceedings of the National Academy of Sciences · Sep 21
- Brain–computer interface clinical trial design considerations and clinical outcome assessments in pivotal studies: a summary of the 11th BCI society meeting 2025 workshopJournal of Neural Engineering · Aug 26
- Intravenous methylphenidate for acute traumatic disorders of consciousness: A phase 1 dose-finding and target engagement studyPreprintmedRxiv · Aug 23
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Preparatory encoding of intended movement in the human motor cortex and implications for brain-computer interfacesCurrent Biology · Aug 11Amy Orsborn Lab
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Measuring motor intent for BCI control–A comparative analysis of signal quality of simultaneously recorded vECoG and scalp EEGJournal of Neural Engineering · Sep 17
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