Nirvik Sinha
Northwestern University
Nirvik Sinha is currently a doctoral student at the Interdepartmental Neuroscience Center, Northwestern University. With his clinical and engineering background he has a versatile set of skills tailored to conduct research in interdisciplinary neuroscience. His primary areas of interest are rehabilitation robotics, computational neuroscience, systems neuroscience and neurobiology of movement disorders. His work centers around bridging the gap between basic and clinical sciences in these areas.
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