Overview
The Kleen Lab is based in the Division of Epilepsy, and Department of Neurology, at the University of California San Francisco (UCSF). Jon Kleen MD PhD is the principal investigator and a neurologist, epileptologist and neuroscientist.
Our clinical and translational research program uses emerging technologies in computer science to make new discoveries about memory and cognition in humans, and how neurological diseases disrupt these crucial functions.
We are humbled to work closely with leaders in human neurophysiology, bioengineering, computer science, and more. Together, we are advancing the understanding of neural processes that support the incredible cognitive abilities that define us as human beings, and developing new approaches to rescue them from disease.
Lab outing to Crane Cove in San Francisco, Autumn 2023
Go to our PROJECTS page to learn more about select Kleen Lab initiatives, including:
- Visual Semantic Association Task (ViSAT)
- Seizure heatmap visualization (OPSCEA)
- Hippocampal microgrids
...And more!
Looking for signal processing resources featured in the AES 2022 Signal Processing Investigator Workshop?
"Extracting Neural Signals from Noise in Electrophysiological Data: Tools and Traps"
Speakers: Jon Kleen, Jeremy Barry, Tom Donoghue, Dora Hermes, Andrea Navas-Olive
All resources mentioned in this workshop and more can be found here, all open-source: AESsignalworkshop.github.io