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Steven M. Chase

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Neuroscience and Neural Engineering

Carnegie Mellon University

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About Steven M. Chase at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU)

Steven M. Chase is a professor at Carnegie Mellon University whose research focuses on neural dynamics, brain-computer interfaces, and the neural basis of motor control.

Research Areas

Brain-Computer InterfacesNeural DynamicsMotor ControlSensorimotor CortexEEGNeural EngineeringComputational NeuroscienceNeuroprosthetics

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