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Hillel Chiel

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Case Western Reserve University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Biology

Hillel Chiel is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at Case Western Reserve University.

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A Computational Neural Model That Incorporates Both Intrinsic Dynamics and Sensory Feedback in the Aplysia Feeding Network. Biological Cybernetics (2024)

Yanjun LiVictoria A Webster-WoodJeffrey P GillGregory P SuttonHillel J ChielRoger D Quinn

intrinsic dynamicssensory feedbackbiocyberneticsaplysia feeding networkcognitive neurosciencesystems neuroscienceneurosciencecomputational neurosciencecomputational neural model

Analysis Pipeline for High-Dimensional Neuromechanical Model Improvement. Lecture notes in computer science (2024)

Camila J. FernandezJeffrey M. McManusYanjun LiMichael J. BenningtonRoger D. QuinnHillel J. ChielVictoria A. Webster-Wood

scientific computingcomputer scienceanalysis pipeline

Fabrication and Validation of Sub-Cellular Carbon Fiber Electrodes. IEEE Transactions on Neural Systems and Rehabilitation Engineering (2024)

Julianna RichieJoseph G. LetnerAutumn Mclane-SvobodaYu HuanDorsa Haji GhaffariElena Della ValleParas R. PatelHillel J. ChielGalit PelledJames D. WeilandCynthia A. Chestek

rehabilitationelectrical engineeringengineeringneural sciencerehabilitation engineeringbioelectronicsneural engineering

Full Hill-Type Muscle Model of the I1/I3 Retractor Muscle Complex in Aplysia Californica. Biological Cybernetics (2024)

Ravesh SukhnandanQianxue ChenJiayi ShenSamantha PaoYu HuanGregory P. SuttonJeffrey P. GillHillel J. ChielVictoria A. Webster-Wood

biocyberneticsskeletal muscleaplysia californicaneuroscienceavian biologyneurophysiologybiophysicsphysiologystructural biologyhuman movementbiomechanics

Incorporating Buccal Mass Planar Mechanics and Anatomical Features Improves Neuromechanical Modeling of Aplysia Feeding Behavior. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Michael J BenningtonAshlee S LiaoRavesh SukhnandanBidisha KunduStephen M RogersJeffrey P GillJeffrey M McManusGregory P SuttonHillel J ChielVictoria A Webster-Wood

anatomical featuresaplysia feeding behaviorneuromechanical modelingbiomedical engineeringbiomechanics

Intracellular Neural Control of an Active Feeding Structure in Aplysia Using a Carbon Fiber Electrode Array. Journal of Neuroscience Methods (2024)

Yu HuanBenjamin N. TibbettsJulianna M. RichieCynthia A. ChestekHillel J. Chiel

electrophysiologyneurologysystems neurosciencenervous systemneuroscienceactive feeding structurebrain scienceintracellular neural control

Modulation and Time-History-Dependent Adaptation Improves the Pick-And-Place Control of a Bioinspired Soft Grasper. Lecture notes in computer science (2024)

Yanjun LiRavesh SukhnandanHillel J. ChielVictoria A. Webster-WoodRoger D. Quinn

bioinspired soft grasperpick-and-place controlcomputer sciencetime-history-dependent adaptation

Multiple Changes in Connectivity Between Buccal Ganglia Mechanoafferents and Motor Neurons With Different Functions After Learning That Food is Inedible in Aplysia. Learning & Memory (2024)

Itay HurwitzShlomit TamJian JingHillel J. ChielJeffrey GillAbraham J. Susswein

neural circuitsmemorybuccal ganglia mechanoafferentslearning sciencesneuroscienceneural mechanismsmotor neurons

Passive Stability of Stance is Determined by the Relationship Between Natural Frequency and Walking Frequency. Lecture notes in computer science (2024)

Shane RiddleGregory SuttonVictoria A. Webster-WoodHillel J. ChielRoger D. Quinn

physical activitywalking frequencycomputer sciencenatural frequencymovement analysisstabilitykinesiologypassive stabilityupright posturehuman performancephysiological measurementshuman movementbiomechanics

Repeated Stimulation of Feeding Mechanoafferents in Aplysia Generates Responses Consistent With the Release of Food. Learning & Memory (2024)

Itay HurwitzShlomit TamJian JingHillel J. ChielAbraham J. Susswein

behavioral sciencesmemoryrelease mechanismlearning sciencesbehavioral neuroscienceneurosciencephysiology

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Hillel Chiel

Professor

Case Western Reserve University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Biology

Hillel Chiel is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at Case Western Reserve University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Hillel Chiel

Case Western Reserve University

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Computational Neural Model That Incorporates Both Intrinsic Dynamics and Sensory Feedback in the Aplysia Feeding Network. Biological Cybernetics (2024)

Yanjun LiVictoria A Webster-WoodJeffrey P GillGregory P SuttonHillel J ChielRoger D Quinn

intrinsic dynamicssensory feedbackbiocyberneticsaplysia feeding networkcognitive neurosciencesystems neuroscienceneurosciencecomputational neurosciencecomputational neural model

Analysis Pipeline for High-Dimensional Neuromechanical Model Improvement. Lecture notes in computer science (2024)

Camila J. FernandezJeffrey M. McManusYanjun LiMichael J. BenningtonRoger D. QuinnHillel J. ChielVictoria A. Webster-Wood

scientific computingcomputer scienceanalysis pipeline

Fabrication and Validation of Sub-Cellular Carbon Fiber Electrodes. IEEE Transactions on Neural Systems and Rehabilitation Engineering (2024)

Julianna RichieJoseph G. LetnerAutumn Mclane-SvobodaYu HuanDorsa Haji GhaffariElena Della ValleParas R. PatelHillel J. ChielGalit PelledJames D. WeilandCynthia A. Chestek

rehabilitationelectrical engineeringengineeringneural sciencerehabilitation engineeringbioelectronicsneural engineering

Full Hill-Type Muscle Model of the I1/I3 Retractor Muscle Complex in Aplysia Californica. Biological Cybernetics (2024)

Ravesh SukhnandanQianxue ChenJiayi ShenSamantha PaoYu HuanGregory P. SuttonJeffrey P. GillHillel J. ChielVictoria A. Webster-Wood

biocyberneticsskeletal muscleaplysia californicaneuroscienceavian biologyneurophysiologybiophysicsphysiologystructural biologyhuman movementbiomechanics

Incorporating Buccal Mass Planar Mechanics and Anatomical Features Improves Neuromechanical Modeling of Aplysia Feeding Behavior. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Michael J BenningtonAshlee S LiaoRavesh SukhnandanBidisha KunduStephen M RogersJeffrey P GillJeffrey M McManusGregory P SuttonHillel J ChielVictoria A Webster-Wood

anatomical featuresaplysia feeding behaviorneuromechanical modelingbiomedical engineeringbiomechanics

Intracellular Neural Control of an Active Feeding Structure in Aplysia Using a Carbon Fiber Electrode Array. Journal of Neuroscience Methods (2024)

Yu HuanBenjamin N. TibbettsJulianna M. RichieCynthia A. ChestekHillel J. Chiel

electrophysiologyneurologysystems neurosciencenervous systemneuroscienceactive feeding structurebrain scienceintracellular neural control

Modulation and Time-History-Dependent Adaptation Improves the Pick-And-Place Control of a Bioinspired Soft Grasper. Lecture notes in computer science (2024)

Yanjun LiRavesh SukhnandanHillel J. ChielVictoria A. Webster-WoodRoger D. Quinn

bioinspired soft grasperpick-and-place controlcomputer sciencetime-history-dependent adaptation

Multiple Changes in Connectivity Between Buccal Ganglia Mechanoafferents and Motor Neurons With Different Functions After Learning That Food is Inedible in Aplysia. Learning & Memory (2024)

Itay HurwitzShlomit TamJian JingHillel J. ChielJeffrey GillAbraham J. Susswein

neural circuitsmemorybuccal ganglia mechanoafferentslearning sciencesneuroscienceneural mechanismsmotor neurons

Passive Stability of Stance is Determined by the Relationship Between Natural Frequency and Walking Frequency. Lecture notes in computer science (2024)

Shane RiddleGregory SuttonVictoria A. Webster-WoodHillel J. ChielRoger D. Quinn

Repeated Stimulation of Feeding Mechanoafferents in Aplysia Generates Responses Consistent With the Release of Food. Learning & Memory (2024)

Itay HurwitzShlomit TamJian JingHillel J. ChielAbraham J. Susswein

behavioral sciencesmemoryrelease mechanismlearning sciencesbehavioral neuroscienceneurosciencephysiology

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