Jessica Kelemen, B.A.

Project Manager

My passion for clinical neuroscience dates back to my time as a neuroscience major at Wellesley College, when I watched a guest speaker present on her team’s breathtaking technology that could translate a person’s thoughts into the movement of a cursor. I joined that very team upon graduating, spending the next few years working alongside people with quadriplegia to study intracortical brain-computer interfaces. I am excited to now be a part of the NICC team, where I get to expand my contributions to the clinical neuroscience field by leading efforts for the ReBlast study. I am also involved in the TMS-EEG study, where we are researching TMS-evoked EEG responses as a way to detect covert consciousness.

In my spare time I practice Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, write novels, and subject my bunny to photo shoots.