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Michael Beauchamp

Professor

University of Pennsylvania

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Perelman School of Medicine

Neurosurgery

Michael Beauchamp is currently serving as a Neurosurgery Professor at University of Pennsylvania.

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neuroscience cognitive neuroscience cognitive science neuroimaging systems neuroscience neurology neural science visual perception psychology speech perception neurophysiology computational neuroscience brain science mcgurk effect brain imaging vision research neuroanatomy neurolinguistics multisensory integration hearing research auditory science visual science bioacoustics sensory science brain stimulation neurosurgery human visual cortex visual speech speech processing brain function visual cortex magnetic resonance imaging visual processing brain mapping superior temporal sulcus cochlear implantation spatial cognition psychodynamic psychological bulletin child neurology object manipulation movement analysis vestibular system cognitive electrophysiology clinical neuroscience neurostimulation manipulable objects interindividual differences neural basis form vision blind humans fmri studies auditory cortex electrical stimulation thalamic lesion neural substrates affective neuroscience reading research magnetic resonance neuroethics databases scientific data human-computer interaction neuroscience of aging electronics parallel processing object recognition neuroinformatics brain modeling semantic processing metacognition near-infrared spectroscopy haptic feedback human sciences neurotology functional selectivity

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Size Scaling of the Electrochemical Performance of Ti3C2T X Mxene Microelectrode Arrays for Electrophysiological Recording and Stimulation. (2026)

materials scienceelectrophysiologyadvanced energy materialbiomedical engineeringbioelectronicsmicrofabricationnanoengineeringadvanced dielectricadvanced functional materialsbiomedical circuitsprecision engineeringelectroanalytical chemistryneural engineeringflexible electronicselectrical engineeringelectrochemistrynano energy

Size Scaling of the Electrochemical Performance of Ti 3 C 2 T X Mxene Microelectrode Arrays for Electrophysiological Recording and Stimulation. Small (2026)

materials scienceelectrophysiologyadvanced functional materialsadvanced energy materialbioelectronicsmicrofabricationadvanced dielectricelectrochemical engineeringbiomedical engineeringprecision engineeringelectroanalytical chemistryneural engineeringflexible electronicsapplied physicsnano energyelectrochemistrybiomedical circuits

THALAMUS: A Real-Time System for Synchronized, Closed-Loop Multimodal Behavioral and Electrophysiological Data Capture. Communications Engineering (2026)

visual sciencewearable technologybehavioural processbio-inspired computationhuman brainneural circuitscomputer engineeringcomputational neuroscienceaffective computingsystems neurosciencemovement disordersneural engineeringmotor controlphysiological measurementscognitive scienceneurosciencebiomedical circuits

1004 Machine Learning Epileptogenic Zone Localization Based on Spectral Power Analysis. Neurosurgery (2025)

spectral analysisspectral power analysisbiostatisticsdata sciencesignal processingmachine learninglocalization

1008 Intraoperative Localization of a Novel 1024-Contact High-Density Electrode Array for Advanced Neural Decoding. Neurosurgery (2025)

biomedical engineeringmedical electronicsneuroimagingintraoperative localizationneural interfacesbiomedical circuitsneural engineeringadvanced neural decodingbiomedical imagingneuroscienceneurophysiologybrain circuitrybioelectronics

246 Deciphering Spatiotemporal Patterns in the Motor Cortex Using a High-Density Micro-Electrocorticography Array. Neurosurgery (2025)

spatiotemporal patternskinesiologyneural circuitsmotor cortexspinal cordneural interfacesmovement disordersmotor systemshigh-density micro-electrocorticography arrayneuroscienceneurophysiologybrain circuitry

A Deep Neural Network Model of Audiovisual Speech Recognition Reports the Mcgurk Effect. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

mcgurk effectspoken language technologyspeaker recognitionspeech enhancementaudiovisual speech recognitionspeech processingdeep learningneural computationspeech recognitionspeech technologyneural network (machine learning)

Dissociating Stimulus Encoding and Task Demands in Ecog Responses From Human Visual Cortex. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

cognitive neurosciencevisual sciencevisual perceptionbehavioural processtask demandshuman brainvisual systemhuman visual cortexearly visionvisual processingbrain mechanismscognitive sciencevisual pathwaysapplied cognitive psychologyneurosciencebehavioral neuroscienceecog responses

How Do Artificial Neural Networks (Anns) Respond to Audiovisual Illusions Such as the Mcgurk Effect?. Journal of Vision (2025)

mcgurk effectspeech perceptionvisual perceptionvisual scienceartificial neural networksaudiovisual illusionsvisual systemcognitive scienceneural network (machine learning)

Id# 1906798 Rock, Paper, Scissors: Understanding Neural Dynamics of the Stn During a Motor Learning Task. Neuromodulation Technology at the Neural Interface (2025)

behavioural processneural mechanismsmotor skillsneural circuitsneural computationrobot learningmovement disordersneurodynamicsmotor controlmotor systemsmotor behaviorcognitive sciencemotor learning taskneuroscienceneural dynamics

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Michael Beauchamp

Professor

University of Pennsylvania

Affiliations

Perelman School of Medicine

Neurosurgery

Michael Beauchamp is currently serving as a Neurosurgery Professor at University of Pennsylvania.

Honors

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Michael Beauchamp

University of Pennsylvania

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Size Scaling of the Electrochemical Performance of Ti3C2T X Mxene Microelectrode Arrays for Electrophysiological Recording and Stimulation. (2026)

Size Scaling of the Electrochemical Performance of Ti 3 C 2 T X Mxene Microelectrode Arrays for Electrophysiological Recording and Stimulation. Small (2026)

THALAMUS: A Real-Time System for Synchronized, Closed-Loop Multimodal Behavioral and Electrophysiological Data Capture. Communications Engineering (2026)

1004 Machine Learning Epileptogenic Zone Localization Based on Spectral Power Analysis. Neurosurgery (2025)

spectral analysisspectral power analysisbiostatisticsdata sciencesignal processingmachine learninglocalization

1008 Intraoperative Localization of a Novel 1024-Contact High-Density Electrode Array for Advanced Neural Decoding. Neurosurgery (2025)

246 Deciphering Spatiotemporal Patterns in the Motor Cortex Using a High-Density Micro-Electrocorticography Array. Neurosurgery (2025)

A Deep Neural Network Model of Audiovisual Speech Recognition Reports the Mcgurk Effect. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

Dissociating Stimulus Encoding and Task Demands in Ecog Responses From Human Visual Cortex. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

How Do Artificial Neural Networks (Anns) Respond to Audiovisual Illusions Such as the Mcgurk Effect?. Journal of Vision (2025)

mcgurk effectspeech perceptionvisual perceptionvisual scienceartificial neural networksaudiovisual illusionsvisual systemcognitive scienceneural network (machine learning)

Id# 1906798 Rock, Paper, Scissors: Understanding Neural Dynamics of the Stn During a Motor Learning Task. Neuromodulation Technology at the Neural Interface (2025)

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