Kamyar Momeni

I'm an engineer with a passion for Rehabilitation Engineering and the medical device industry. I received my PhD in Biomedical Engineering at the University of Connecticut, and have experience in collecting, analyzing, and interpreting physiological data.

Throughout this process, I have:

• Received several professional awards, including the entrepreneurial Auran J. Fox award in 2014 and John Lof Young Leaders Fellowship in 2015 (full article).
• Developed strong written and oral communication skills.
• Demonstrated analytical skills and independent research capability.
• Led an 800+ graduate student organization at UConn, as part of a team.
• Mentored students in subjects of entrepreneurship, scientific proposal writing, academic performance, and time management.
• Published over 10 publications, including 3 journal papers and 2 editorials.
• Delivered lectures on various topics of research methodology, ethics, and statistics.

_{(Last update: Dec. 2015)}

 

Specialties & Interests:

Rehabilitation Engineering • Biomechanics • Neuromechanics • Electrical Stimulation • Whole-Body Vibration • Spinal Cord Injury • Medical Devices • Physiological Data • Signal Processing • Statistics • Quantitative Data Analysis • Electromyography (EMG) • Programming • Matlab • LabVIEW • Fatigue • Cycling Analysis • Gait Analysis • Movement Analysis • Muscle Activity Patterns • Intellectual Property • Entrepreneurship.