Mentors
	Professor denNijs a condensed matter theorist and my advisor in the physics department.  We are currently working on a project modeling neuronal processes (hodgkin-huxley, compartmental models, and will be moving to information processing in the dendritic tree soon).
Marcel denNijs
	Dr. Farrell is the director of the EEG center at the University and a professor in the medical school.  During medical school, I did several preceptorships with him there and began research with him which evolved into the ECoG - BCI project.
Donald Farrell
	Dr. Mengert is a professor in the medical school and was my clinical mentor and advisor during my first two years of medical school.  He is the chief attending of the emergency department at the University.
Terry Mengert
	Professor Miller is a nuclear theorist who has been coaching me in physics and how to do problems in physics throughout the year, so that I can pass my qualifying exam in the Fall.  He is not, as the picture suggests, a drawing; he just doesn't have any pictures on the web.
Jerry Miller
	Dr. Ojemann is a professor of neurological surgery at the medical school.  He is the principal investigator on the ECoG - BCI project.  I work with him on this project and have been doing preceptorships with him in neurosurgery quarterly for the past year.
Jeffrey Ojemann
	Professor Rao is my advisor and I am a member of his lab.  He is a professor in the computer science and engineering department.  His research includes neuronal modelling, artificial intelligence, robotic vision, and brain computer interface (BCI).  See our lab webpage for more.
Rajesh Rao
	Gerwin Schalk is a researcher at the Wadsworth Center.  He is an experimentalist and analyst on the ECoG - BCI project, as well as the creator of the BCI2000 Interface.
Gerwin Schalk