Q&A with Dr. Timothy Constandinou, Next Generation Neural Interfaces and the Ecosystem
Dr. Timothy Constandinou is a Reader in Neural Microsystems at Imperial College London and also Deputy Director of the Centre for Bio-inspired Technology. He leads the Next Generation Neural Interfaces (NGNI) Lab at Imperial, where his group creates innovative electronic and microsystem technologies to empower next generation tools for neuroscience and medical devices for neural applications. Within the IEEE he serves on several committees and panels, regularly contributing to conference organization, technical activities and governance. He currently serves on the Board of Governors of the IEEE Circuits & Systems Society, is associate editor of IEEE Trans. Biomedical Circuits & Systems (TBioCAS), chairs the IEEE CASS Sensory Systems Technical Committee, and serves on the IEEE Brain Initiative Core Team and IEEE CASS BioCAS Technical Committee. Dr. Constandinou received BEng and PhD degrees in Electronic Engineering from Imperial College London in 2001 and 2005, respectively.
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