Our mission
Pioneering the future of brain health science and technology.
We advance therapeutic, diagnostic and biomarker technologies to achieve lifelong mental resilience for patients with cognitive impairment.
The DHx NeuroTech Lab is based in the Department of Population Health at the University of Cincinnati College of Nursing. Our work sits at the intersection of digital health and biomedical engineering, with patient populations in cancer, cystic fibrosis, and the broader area of memory and brain health.
How we work
Technology built with patients, tested in the clinic.
Interdisciplinary teams
Clinicians, engineers, neuropsychologists, medical researchers and computer scientists work side by side on every project.
Human-centered design
Our tools are shaped through a rigorous application of human-centered design, so they fit the lives of patients, families and care providers.
Clinical evidence
We measure feasibility, acceptability and efficacy in studies with real patient populations, from pilot to funded trial.
Our home
University of Cincinnati College of Nursing
The lab works closely with UC’s clinical and research centers, where many of our studies take place.
Department of Population Health
UC College of Nursing
UC Cancer Center
Neuro-oncology and survivorship studies
UC Gardner Neuroscience Institute
Including the Brain Tumor Center
College of Medicine
Collaborating clinicians and researchers
Background
Built on two decades of human-centered health technology
Indiana University
The lab director founded the Human-Computer Interaction program and served as Executive Associate Dean (2008–2013).
University of Illinois Chicago
Professor and Department Head, Biomedical and Health Information Sciences.
University of Kentucky
Professor and Associate Dean of Research, College of Health Sciences, with appointments in the Markey Cancer Center and Biomedical Engineering.
University of Cincinnati
Home of the DHx NeuroTech Lab in the College of Nursing.
Want to take part in a study, collaborate, or join the team?