Beatrice Lowman

Clinical Neurotechnology Research Assistant

University of California, Davis

Beatrice works as a Clinical Neurotechnology Research Assistant for the UC Davis Neuroprosthetics Lab, where her team aims to restore communication to people with physical disabilities by decoding neural signals. She primarily focuses on running iBCI research sessions, participant communication and advocacy, and data management.

Beatrice holds dual degrees from UC Berkeley in Cognitive Science and Data Science. As an undergraduate researcher at the CALM Lab, she studied computerized interventions for emotion dysregulation. She later worked as a neural engineering intern for the noninvasive neurotech startup Xiberlinc. As a software lead for Neurotech@Berkeley, she delivered projects in computer vision for early dementia detection and automatic brain tumor identification from MRI scans. Her broad career goal is to advance cutting-edge machine learning solutions within medical neurotechnology.

Partner Institutions

Baylor College of Medicine Brown Emory University Harvard Medical School MGH Rice University Stanford School of Medicine University of California, Davis DVA