At iBRAIN, discovery is never abstract, it's the catalyst that transforms real lives. Our interdisciplinary research program brings together neuroscientist's, clinicians, educators and assistive‑technology experts to tackle the most pressing challenges facing individuals with brain injuries and brain‑based disorders. Every study we design begins with a single question:
How will this advance meaningful, measurable outcomes for the people we serve?
Our flagship ExoAtlet Bambini trial explores how wearable exoskeletons can be integrated into everyday school therapy, unlocking new levels of independence for children with limited mobility.
From real-time vital-sign streaming that helps manage seizure-like events to motion-capture analytics that refine gait-training protocols, we infuse cutting-edge technology into every intervention.
Our translational projects validate evidence-based practices—from cognitive-behavioral frameworks to adaptive communication strategies—so that proven breakthroughs move swiftly from the lab to classrooms and clinics worldwide.
In collaboration with Temple University and Catholic University, we're examining how color-contrast optimization and adaptive lighting enhance engagement for students with cerebral visual impairment.
And so much more. Explore active studies, propose a collaboration, or support a pilot grant—together we'll turn today's insights into tomorrow's standards of care.
At the iBRAIN Institute, we are dedicated to turning the best of modern science into meaningful progress for individuals living with brain injuries and brain-based disorders. We invite you to explore our work and join us in creating a brighter future for those we serve.
