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SUMMARY:Neuro-X seminar: Dr Noemi Gozzi - Closing the loop in peripheral n
 eural interfaces: biomarkers\, AI\, and adaptive neuromodulation
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DESCRIPTION:Dr Noemi Gozzi\nAbstract\n\nNeuromodulation holds promise for 
 restoring and regulating neural functions lost due to injury or disease\, 
 yet current approaches remain limited by incomplete understanding of neura
 l mechanisms and by the lack of adaptive control strategies. Recent advanc
 es in artificial intelligence and wearable neurotechnology offer new oppor
 tunities to address these challenges. AI methods can extract objective bio
 markers from physiological and neural signals\, enabling the monitoring of
  complex phenomena such as pain in everyday environments. These biomarkers
  can then be used to guide and evaluate neuromodulation therapies. In para
 llel\, engineering advances in neural interface design and optimization of
  stimulation parameters enable personalized neuromodulation strategies tha
 t can address multiple symptoms in patient populations such as individuals
  with diabetic neuropathy\, restoring sensory feedback and reducing neurop
 athic pain. By combining continuous monitoring\, biomarker discovery\, and
  data driven optimization of stimulation parameters\, neuromodulation syst
 ems can evolve toward adaptive closed loop therapies that are personalized
 \, scalable\, and suitable for real world clinical use.\n\nBio\n\nNoemi Go
 zzi is a researcher in neuroengineering and artificial intelligence\, curr
 ently working as a Research Scientist at Meta Reality Labs in New York\, w
 here she develops noninvasive neural interfaces and wearable sensing syste
 ms for health applications. She received her PhD in Neuroengineering from 
 ETH Zurich\, where her doctoral work on adaptive neuromodulation and digit
 al biomarkers for closed loop neuroprostheses was awarded the ETH Medal. A
 cross academia\, clinical research\, and industry\, she has led and contri
 buted to multicenter clinical studies involving more than 200 patients. He
 r research focuses on peripheral nerve interfaces and adaptive neurostimul
 ation\, with applications ranging from restoration of touch in neuropathy 
 to chronic pain treatment and closed loop neurostimulation for autonomic c
 ontrol.\n 
LOCATION:Campus Biotech B1-6 https://plan.epfl.ch/?room==B1%206%20272.043 
 https://epfl.zoom.us/j/68202068018?pwd=k61EhbdTpeZ6JBgymaPyBifjcBHftS.1
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