Ana G. Hernandez Reynoso

Ana G. Hernandez Reynoso, PhD, is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Case Western Reserve University's Case School of Engineering, with an affiliation to the School of Medicine. Her work focuses on developing neural interfaces for therapeutic applications, particularly implantable microelectrode arrays to address urinary dysfunction and improve neural interface safety.

Research interests revolve around:

• Neurostimulation for urinary dysfunction treatment
• Biocompatibility and longevity of neural implants
• Material science innovations for microelectrode arrays
• Sensory and motor cortex neural activity modulation

Publications emphasize advancements in antioxidant-coated microelectrodes, machine learning models predicting neurostimulation damage, and interdisciplinary approaches combining engineering with neurophysiology. Recent work highlights bacterial invasion mechanisms post-implantation and the development of real-time behavioral assessment tools for rodent studies.

No awards or grants are explicitly listed in the provided materials. Her lab focuses on translational research bridging clinical needs and engineering solutions, though specific lab names or team details are not disclosed.