Jiping He, Ph.D.
Associate Professor Of Bioengineering
Department of Chemical, Bio and Materials Engineering
Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ  85287
hjp@asu.edu, (602)965-0092

 

Education

                1990                 Post-doctoral Fellow — Massachusetts Institute of Technology
                1988                 Ph.D. — University of Maryland, College Park
                1985                 M.S. — University of Maryland, College Park
                1982                 B.S. — Huazhong University of Science & Technology, China

Academic Experience

                1994-Present    Associate Professor, Bioengineering, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ

                1990-94            Research Assistant Professor, Neurosurgery, Jefferson Medical College,
                                            Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia, PA

                19992-95          Adj. Professor, Physical Therapy, Thomas Jefferson University,
                                             Philadelphia, PA

                1992-94          Adj. Assistant Professor, Electrical Engineering, Temple University,
                                             Philadelphia, PA

                1991-92             Visiting Scientist, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ

Awards and Honors

                Fellowship from Sloan Foundation, 1988-1990
                Scholarship for Studying Abroad from Chinese Government, 1982-1984
                Listed in Who’s Who in Medicine and Healthcare
                Listed in Who’s Who in Science and Technology
                Listed in Who’s Who in America East

Principal Areas of Research and Teaching

                 Research:     Neuroprostheses for motor function recovery and restoration
                                     Brain and spinal cord recording and stimulation
                                     Neuromechanical system development and design
                                     Sensorimotor integration for posture and movement control
                                     Application of advanced control theory to neural control of movement
                                     Modeling and simulation of intelligent control in biological systems
                                     Characterization and evaluation of spasticity and movement disorders
                                     Virtual reality application to prosthetic devices and rehabilitation

                Teaching:       Bio-systems Analysis and Control
                                     Neuromuscular Systems Analysis and Modeling
                                     Applications of Micro-Computers in Biomedical Engineering
                                     Signals and Systems for Bioengineers
                                     Advanced bio-systems analysis and control: nonlinear, optimal and intelligent
                                     Fuzzy logic systems and their application in biomedical engineering
                                     Computational and modeling techniques in neuroscience

 

PUBLICATIONS

 

                    National Conference Proceedings, Abstracts, and Presentations

 

                    Other Publications

Major Active Research Grants:

Funding Agency                     Project Title                                              Duration                          Amount

1. NSF                                     "BME Undergraduate Senior                      8/96—8/01                       $126,929
    Biomedical                            Design Projects to Aid
    Research Grant                     Disabled Persons"

2. NIH                                     "Cortical control                                          9/99-8/02                          $1,231,967
    Neural Prostheses                 of neural prostheses"
    Contract

3. NIH                                     "UA-ASU-BNI Training Program on          8/97-7/03                          $1,170,000
    NS07309-10                       Motor Control Neurobiology"

4. NIH                                     "Cortical Control of Arm                              6/98-6/01                          $583,000
    RO1-NS37088                    Movement under Perturbations"

5. Whitaker                              Neural and Molecular, cellular                      7/99-7/02                          $3,000,000
    Foundation                           and tissue engineering
                                                 Enhancement at ASU

6. ASU &                                Spinal Cord Stimulation                                7/99-7/00                          $180,000
    Good Sam Medical              combined with partial
    Center                                   weight training to promote
                                                 Walking in SCI patients