Associate Professor of Neurology and Biomedical Engineering
Dr. Stacey is a clinical epileptologist and biomedical engineer. His research is dedicated to developing better implantable devices to control epilepsy, by investigating various biomarkers of seizure threshold as well as methods of optimizing antiseizure stimulation. The lab uses a combination of electrophysiology, machine learning, signal processing, and computational modeling. Data for these projects are acquired from a large database of human patients, an ongoing pilot clinical trial in patients undergoing surgical implantation of electrodes, and from rodent models of epilepsy.
