Dr. Mohamed is a Research Associate at the University of Sheffield, working at the intersection of brain-computer interfaces and rehabilitation technologies. His work focuses on developing practical solutions that translate neuroscience research into real-world impact, particularly for people recovering from stroke.
His current project, TeleRegain, aims to address a major challenge in stroke recovery: limited access to effective rehabilitation. Many stroke survivors do not receive enough therapy due to time, cost, and resource constraints, which can slow down or limit their recovery.
TeleRegain is a home-based rehabilitation system that interprets a patient’s movement intention and uses it to drive assisted physical therapy in real time. The system is designed to be portable and easy to use at home, allowing patients to carry out rehabilitation independently on a daily basis.
As Frontier Fellow, hosted by the Babraham Research Campus, Mohamed will explore: BCI: EEG and limb stimulation for stroke rehabilitation.
| Highlights | Context | More info |
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| Neurotech4all | Neurotech4All is a UK research programme funded by the Advanced Research and Invention Agency (ARIA). Mohamed plays a significant role in the project's communications, outreach and dissemination activities. | Find out more |
| Fostering inclusive participation in non-invasive neurotechnology research: a community-based study with an underrepresented population | This 2026 study, led by Mohamed and colleagues at the University of Sheffield, investigated how to increase participation in neurotechnology research among the UK Somali community. | Read here |
