Rose Guay Hottin, a engineering student, and Thomas Garbay, a postdoctoral researcher in artificial intelligence, conducted a training session on the basics of Gaussian Process Bayesian Optimization (GPBO) applied to rehabilitation. The goal was to understand how to use this approach to optimize stimulation parameters.
This interactive session, attended by three clinicians and five research staff, provided a deeper understanding of the potential of AI in personalizing stimulation protocols.
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The CIME program offers research projects designed to evaluate the impact of innovative therapies combining best clinical practices in rehabilitation with neuromodulation—that is, electrical or magnetic stimulation applied to nerves, the brain, or the spinal cord to modify the activity of the nervous system.
The research team comprises researchers, students, clinicians, and patient partners, and brings together clinical expertise in neuromodulation and implantation science, all necessary for the implementation of the proposed projects.
