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Nick Spinetta

@nickspinetta

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I analyze EEG and fNIRS data to advance neural signal processing and brain-computer interfaces.

United States

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What I'm looking for

I'm seeking opportunities in neuroscience research, neurology, and brain-computer interface development where I can apply EEG/fNIRS acquisition, neural signal analysis, and clinical experience with neurodevelopmental populations.

I'm conducting thesis research in the University of Rhode Island Neural Processing and Control Lab, where I install, calibrate, and operate EEG and fNIRS systems for human-subjects research.

I process combined EEG/fNIRS datasets and build neurophysiological analysis pipelines in Python, PANDAS, Matplotlib, MATLAB, and R. My work combines neural signal processing, IRB-compliant research practices, and controlled experimental environments.

I've also supported pediatric and adolescent clients with autism through cognitive assessment and ABA therapy, bringing direct clinical experience with neurodevelopmental populations to my research interests in neuroscience, neurology, and brain-computer interface development.

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Work history, roles, and key accomplishments

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Graduate Research Assistant

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University of Rhode Island

Jan 2025 - Present (1 year 7 months)

Conducts thesis research in the Neural Processing and Control Lab, focusing on EEG/fNIRS neuroimaging and brain-computer interface systems. Develops data pipelines in Python and MATLAB for neurophysiological signal analysis.