Rate My Professor Richard Jones

His research focuses on biomedical and neural engineering, particularly lapses of responsiveness (behavioural microsleeps and attention lapses), detected via behavioural and electrophysiological measures and investigated with simultaneous fMRI, EEG, tracking, and video; human performance engineering, developing computerized tests for upper-limb sensory-motor and cognitive functions in brain disorders such as stroke, Parkinson's disease, and traumatic brain injury, including driving assessments; sleep and sleep disorders; signal processing for epileptic activity detection in clinical neurophysiology; neural control of swallowing; and forensic brainwave analysis. He has contributed editorially as Editor of the Neural and Rehabilitation Engineering Theme for IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society conferences and past Associate Editor for IEEE Transactions on Neural Systems and Rehabilitation Engineering, IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering, and Journal of Neural Engineering. Notable publications include Buckley et al. (2024) on cerebral perfusion in obstructive sleep apnoea (Sleep and Breathing); Zaky et al. (2024) on mind-blanks during visuomotor tracking (Human Brain Mapping); Afzali et al. (2022) on Brain Fingerprinting for concealed knowledge detection (Psychophysiology); and Poudel and Jones (2022) on multimodal neuroimaging (Handbook of Neuroengineering).