Bradley Greger

Bradley Greger is an Associate Professor at Arizona State University's School of Biological and Health Systems Engineering. His research focuses on translating clinical needs into neural engineering solutions, particularly for sensory, motor, and cognitive disorders. He collaborates with clinicians at Barrow Neurological Institute and Phoenix Children’s Hospital.

• Key Research Areas: Neural prosthetics, deep brain stimulation, epilepsy, traumatic brain injury, sensory-motor integration.
• Clinical Collaborations: Barrow Neurological Institute, Phoenix Children’s Hospital.
• Technologies: Microelectrode arrays, neural signal processing, closed-loop stimulation systems.

Research Trends: Recent publications emphasize electrophysiological signal analysis, non-oscillatory traveling wave detection, and optimizing neural stimulation for rehabilitation. His work bridges cortical mapping, neuromodulation, and biomedical device development.

• 2025 Projects: Automatic vagus nerve stimulation for stroke recovery, cortical information processing analysis.
• 2024 Studies: DBS sub-harmonic activity as a biomarker, seizure transition dynamics.
• Historical Work: Microelectrode array development (2016–2020), intrafascicular interfaces (2014).

Affiliations: School of Biological and Health Systems Engineering, ASU; School of Medicine and Advanced Medical Engineering.