Paul Marasco

Dr. Paul Marasco is a Researcher in the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Cleveland Clinic. His work focuses on neural engineering, prosthetics, and sensory neurophysiology, particularly in enhancing amputee mobility through advanced prosthetic designs and sensory feedback systems. He holds a PhD in Neuroscience and has conducted postdoctoral research in sensory physiology.

Education includes a Fellowship in Sensory Neurophysiology (2009, Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago), a Medical Degree in Neuroscience (2006, Vanderbilt University), and an undergraduate degree in Biology (1999, University of Colorado Colorado Springs).

His research explores human movement control, proprioception, and bionic systems, with publications spanning neural engineering, prosthetic biomechanics, and neurorehabilitation. Collaborations emphasize translating scientific discoveries into clinical applications, such as improving prosthetic socket mechanics and embodied interaction with autonomous devices.

No reported scientific awards or part-time roles are noted. His work aligns with Cleveland Clinic’s mission to advance medical innovation through industry partnerships, though no current financial ties to industry are disclosed.