Regenerative Neurobiology
&
​ Neuroelectronics Laboratory

2019

We have been featured on the front cover of Advanced Materials:
​https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/adma.201970105

Abstract:
Flexible, high‐performance neural recording microelectrode arrays are developed by Rouhollah Jalili, Gordon Wallace, and co‐workers in article number 1805867. Highly ordered graphene microfibers coated with a thin layer of platinum provide excellent performance in terms of current collection, low impedance, high charge‐injection capacity, and excellent sensitivity. The implantable microelectrode arrays record and detect neuronal activities with outstandingly high signal‐to‐noise ratio and minimum foreign‐body response.
Press/Media

2016

Thank you to all who joined us last Sunday for the Autism Speaks walk at Southfork Ranch! We had a great time, interacted with the community, met several other research groups, and took part in a fantastic event to support those impacted by Autism! 

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Jonsson School UG Research                  Michael T Tran
Experience Award winner

Study Uncovers How Electromagnetic Fields Amplify Pain in Amputees
2015

Researchers in Australia develop a new way of printing 3D structures that closely resemble layered brain tissue
2013
Applied Regenerative Technologies Named Health Division Winner of TECH Ft. Worth IMPACT Award
Team of Entrepreneurs Wins TECH Fort Worth Award
Microprobes for Life Sciences: Regenerative Multielectrode Interface (REMI)
2012
UT Arlington Bioengineering Associate Professor named 2012 TECH TITAN
Tech Titans: Dr. Mario Romero-Ortega
4G Biometrics, Methodist Richardson Among MTBC’s Tech Titans Winners
2011
Nerve-Cell-Support Design Could Give Amputees Better Control over Prosthetic Limbs: OandP.com
Bionics Research, Critical Mention
Associate Professor's Research Has Superhero Influences
Awards/Recognition

2017

Doctoral Graduation: Biomedical Engineering at UTD
Sanjay Anand

2016

First Place in Undergraduate Poster Competition at UT Dallas Bioengineering
First Place in Undergraduate Poster Competition at UT Dallas Bioengineering
Betty and Gifford Johnson Student Travel Award to SFN conference 2016
Elaine Ramirez
Eileen Shimizu
2014
The North American Neuromodulation Society (NANS) Travel Award

Summer Dissertation Fellowship

Best student poster: 2nd Symposium on Biomedical Technologies, Advances in Tissue Regeneration and Repair (UTARI)

Dr. Alfred Potvin Award (Doctoral Level)
Aswini Kenneganti


Nesreen Alsmadi  

Nesreen Alsmadi  and Aswini Kenneganti




Vidhi Desai
2013
I Engage Mentoring Program UTA 


UT Horizon Fund Student Investment Competition Semifinalist.

NCIIA Student Ambassador. National Collegiate Inventors and Innovators Alliance and the National Center for Engineering Pathways to Innovation (Stanford University).

Graduate Assistance for Areas of National Need (GAANN) Fellowships from the Department of Education.
Sanjay Anand
Dianna H. Nguyen

Rafael Granja Benjamin Johnston

Benjamin Johnston 





Sanjay Anand and Benjamin Johnston
2012
President's Award. UTA University Annual Celebration of Excellence by Students (ACES)

Scholarship from the Women’s Alliance. Arlington Chamber of Commerce.

Dr. Alfred Potvin Award (Doctoral Level)

Dr. Alfred Potvin Award (Master’s Level)
Benjamin Johnston 



Dianna Nguyen


Jennifer Stearns

Jeff Compton
2011
I Engage Mentoring Program UTA “Testing of Neuroprotective Strategies in an Animal Model of Distraction Spinal Cord Injury”

Graduate Dean's Award. UTA University Annual Celebration of Excellence by Students (ACES).

Dr. Alfred Potvin Award (Master’s Level)

Robert and Carol Eberhart Scholarship Award
Jennifer Bell
Priscila Martinez 


Jennifer Stearns




Eduardo Martinez 

Princy Prasad
2010
Dr. Alfred Potvin Award (Master’s Level)

Robert and Carol Eberhart Scholarship Award
Bradley Elmer

Nivedita Khobragade