Pedram Mohseni

Pedram Mohseni is the Department Chair and Goodrich Professor for Engineering Innovation in the Department of Electrical, Computer, and Systems Engineering at Case Western Reserve University's Case School of Engineering. His research focuses on neuroengineering microsystems, biomedical microtelemetry, and wireless brain-machine interfaces. He holds a PhD, MS, and BS in electrical engineering.

His educational background includes degrees from prestigious institutions, though specific alma maters are not detailed here. Research interests span low-power integrated circuits, neural interface systems, and point-of-care diagnostic platforms. Mohseni has pioneered advancements in capacitive power transfer for biomedical implants and developed innovative dielectric sensors for hemostasis assessment.

His publications (2017–2021) emphasize wireless neural interfaces, compressive sensing algorithms, and low-power biomedical circuit designs. Notable work includes the ClotChip microfluidic sensor and brain-spinal interface SoCs.

• Awards: Goodrich Professor of Engineering Innovation (2020)
• Patents: Includes neural prosthetic devices and dielectric sensor technologies
• Grants/Advising: Leads interdisciplinary projects at the intersection of circuits, neuroscience, and clinical diagnostics

He co-leads labs focused on neural microsystems and has collaborations with clinical partners like University Hospitals. His work bridges circuit design with translational medical applications.