BRADLEY GREGER
Bradley Greger
e-mail: bradley.greger@utah.edu		 Assistant Professor of Bioengineering

The Greger Lab
Brain and Behavior
Neurobiology of Disease

B.A. 1994, Washington State; B.S. 1995, Washington State University; Ph.D. 2001, Washington University in St. Louis; Postdoctoral Fellow, 2005, Caltech.

RESEARCH:

Neural Prosthetics, Neural Interfaces, Neural Plasticity

Research in the lab focuses on using electrophysiological recordings and electrical micro-stimulation to understand how information is encoded in neural structures. Additionally, we will be studying the aberrant electrical activity which arises from neuro-pathologies such as epilepsy. Principle goals of the lab are the development of visual and motor neural prostheses, and methods for the early detection of epileptic seizures.

Selected Publications

Norris, S. A., Greger, B., Hathaway, E. N., and Thach, W. (2004) Purkinje cell spike firing in the posterolateral cerebellum: correlation with visual stimulus, oculomotor response, and error feedback. J Neurophysiol, Sep; 92(3):1867-1879.

Musallam, S., Corneil, B. D., Greger, B., Scherberger, H., and Andersen, R. (2004) Cognitive control signals for neural prosthetics. Science, Jul 9; 305(5681):258-262.

Greger, B., Norris, S. A., and Thach, W. (2004) Spike firing in the lateral cerebellar cortex correlated with movement and motor parameters irrespective of the effector limb. J Neurophysiol, Jan; 91(1):576-582.

Martin, T. A., Norris, S. A., Greger, B. E., and Thach, W. (2002) Dynamic coordination of body parts during prism adaptation. J Neurophysiol Oct; 88(4):1685-1694.

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