Michele Bevilacqua is a Research Fellow and neuroengineer with a decade of experience translating advanced neuroimaging, neuromodulation, and BCI methods into clinical therapies for stroke and other neurological disorders. Currently at Harvard Medical School, he leads projects on home-based non-invasive brain stimulation and combines EEG, MRI, TMS/tACS, and psychophysics in closed-loop systems that target neuroplasticity and functional recovery. His background spans rigorous experimental design, hardware integration (EEG, EMG, neuronavigation, VR) and hands-on clinical studies from EPFL to industry, supervising students and steering publications and conference presentations. Former NLP researcher with stints at Facebook Research and Sapienza, he brings a rare mix of computational language curiosity and neurotechnology practice—often teaching machines about language while teaching brains to recover. Practical, patient-centered translation of cutting-edge neurotech into usable therapies for everyday life is his driving goal.
10 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Visiting Student Ancient Greek Linguisitics, Visiting Student Ancient Greek Linguisitics at Heidelberg University
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Computer Science, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Computer Science at Sapienza Università di Roma
A Word Sense Disambiguation system integrating implicit and explicit external knowledge.
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