Jasmine Kwasa, Ph.D.
I’m a technologist, researcher, ethicist, and educator on a mission to innovate while de-biasing medical technologies. I currently work as a research fellow at Carnegie Mellon University, affiliated with the Neuroscience Institute and Biomedical Engineering. In the lab of Dr. Pulkit Grover, I study cutting-edge brain stimulation techniques for chronic pain.
I am actively establishing an independent research program and consultancy focused on equitable innovation and user experience design for emerging sensing and stimulation technologies, including wearables and medical devices.
I believe that biomedical science and social science should be close friends.
This page is currently under construction as I launch Kwasa Consulting, LLC.
Technology
In my work at Precision Neuroscopics, Inc. and Synapse Symphony, Inc., I’ve led innovation and strategy for accessible hardware solutions for brain sensing and stimulation
Research
At Carnegie Mellon University, I’ve studied EEG correlates of auditory attention and measures of signal quality to help us better understand neurological and psychiatric disorders.
Ethics
In collaboration with researchers at Harvard Medcial School, I write about the the ethical, legal, social, and existential implications of emerging neurotechnologies in medical and research settings.
Education and Advocacy
Creating accessible knowledge is my passion. I’m a STEM writing consultant for all levels. I mentor and champion underrepresented students pursuing biomedicine, engineering, and neuroscience.