Dr Euan McCaughey
MEng CEng PhD
Dr Euan McCaughey is an internationally recognised researcher in the fields of spinal cord injury and electrical stimulation. His research interests lie in the way that medical devices can be used to improve the lives of those living with an illness or disability. He has specific expertise in the use of electrical stimulation of the abdominal muscles to improve breathing.
During his current NHMRC Fellowship, Dr McCaughey is seeking to generate research evidence and technology that assists the clinical translation of electrical stimulation of the abdominal muscles to improve function in a number of patient groups, with a large focus on spinal cord injury and critical illness. Dr McCaughey is currently leading a number of national and international clinical trials. He also has expertise in the epidemiology of spinal cord injury and serves on the Editorial Board of Spinal Cord, the leading spinal cord injuries journal.
Euan is looking for Honours, Masters and PhD students for his current studies. Contact him for more details.
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NHMRC Early Career Fellowship
Wings for Life Project Grant
National Multiple Sclerosis Society Pilot Grant
Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering Global Connections Bridging Grant
Dr McCaughey is currently undertaking a number of clinical trials to investigate whether electrical stimulation can improve the lives of those living with a spinal cord injury, multiple sclerosis and critical illness.