Current Work

Richard is Professor of Neural Engineering at Trinity College Dublin. He is a Principal investigator of the Trinity Centre for Bioengineering and the Trinity College Institute of Neuroscience. 

Words of Strength

Translational research

Vision

To increase autonomy and informal care for individuals with dementia and their families through the correct use of appropriate technologies.

Strategy

Richard's research focuses on signal processing of electrophysiological, neuroimaging and bioacoustic data for the development of quantitative methods to understand neural function and the underlying pathophysiology of sensory and cognitive processing.

Motivation

Richard's lab combines neural engineering and neural signal processing to create patient-oriented diagnostic and assessment tools, objective measures for active implantable devices and therapeutic devices.