Rory Lewis · Resume validation

Anschutz Medical Campus

AI-assisted brain monitoring · University of Colorado · 2010

Dr Rory Lewis and his PhD students collaborated with a team of neurosurgeons to develop AI enabled intracortical electrodes designed to monitor brain activity and predict seizures before onset. The system transmitted data via Bluetooth to the patient’s iPhone, which relayed it to the team’s server at the University of Colorado. By learning each patient’s distinctive neural patterns and evaluating its predictions against actual seizure events, including false positives, the AI continuously refined its predictive models for that individual. These photographs document the final porcine (pig) tests before human testing.

Dr Rory Lewis standing with Dr Andrew White and members of their staff outside UCHealth University of Colorado Hospital.
Dr Rory Lewis with Dr Andrew White and members of their staff at UCHealth University of Colorado Hospital · .
Dr Lewis’s PhD students and Dr Waziri with the computer used for AI brain monitoring.
Dr Lewis’s PhD students and Dr Waziri with the monitoring computer · .
Connections to the intracortical electrodes used for AI brain monitoring during the final porcine (pig) tests.
Connections to the intracortical electrodes used for AI brain monitoring · .
Final porcine (pig) brain-monitoring tests before human testing, showing the operative site and monitoring equipment.
Final porcine (pig) brain-monitoring tests before human testing · .
Dr Rory Lewis wearing surgical clothing in the operating room.
Dr Rory Lewis in the operating room · .