Electrical Engineering · Neural Systems · New York
Jaeho Cho
I build the hardware and the math behind neural systems — a 0.8 volt amplifier quiet enough to overhear a single brain rhythm, and models of how a brain decides which synapses earned the reward.
Finishing a joint B.Eng/M.Eng in Electrical Engineering at The Cooper Union, headed toward research in neural engineering and computational neuroscience. This is the work a résumé can only name — here you can actually see it.
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I like problems that sit between disciplines. My work runs from transistor-level analog design in 65 nm CMOS, up through signal processing and machine learning, to dynamical-systems models of learning in the brain — and back down to robots that have to work in the real world.
Across labs at Cooper Union, Mount Sinai, and NYU Langone, the through-line is the same: take a faint, messy signal — a local field potential, a surgeon's hand, a bird's song — and build the instrument and the analysis that make sense of it.