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Stephen Helms Tillery

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School of Life Sciences
Associate Professor
Faculty, Tempe Campus, Mailcode 9709
Sch Biological & Hlth Sys Engr
Assoc Professor
Faculty, TEMPE Campus, Mailcode 9709
Lincoln Center Applied Ethics
Lincoln Fellow
Faculty, Tempe Campus, Mailcode 9709
School for the Future of Innovation in Society > Related Faculty
Faculty, TEMPE Campus, Mailcode 9709
Publications
  • Helms Tillery, Stephen, Fan, J, Helms Tillery, S. Motor cortical encoding of planned hand orientation in a 3-d reach-to-grasp task. (2006).
  • Wahnoun, R, Helms Tillery, Stephen, He, J. Cortical motor units' behavior under two alternating tasks in a virtual reality environment. (2006).
  • Warren, J, Raleigh, L, Helms Tillery, Stephen, Santello, M, Sweeney, J. Effect of electrotactile stimulus parameters on tactile sensastion and spatial discrimination. (2006).
  • J Fan, J He, Stephen Helms Tillery. Control of hand orientation and arm movement during reach and grasp. Experimental Brain Research (2005).
  • T Kang, J He, Stephen Helms Tillery. Determining natural arm configuration along a reaching trajectory. Experimental Brain Research (2005).
  • Kiggins, J, Ingalls, T, James, J, Santello, M, Helms Tillery, Stephen. Bow-arm kinematics in trained and untrained violin playing. (2005).
  • Raleigh, L, Warren, J, Helms Tillery, Stephen, Santello, M, Sweeney, J. Comparison of discriminability in electrotactile and mechanical stimulation of the fingertip. (2005).
  • Stephen Helms Tillery, D Taylor. Signal acquisition and analysis for cortical control of neuroprosthetics. Current Opinion in Neurobiology (2004).
  • Middleton, F A, Helms Tillery, Stephen I. The cerebellum. Encyclopedia of Cognitive Science (2003).
  • D Taylor, Stephen Helms Tillery, A Schwartz. Information conveyed through brain-control: cursor vs. robot. IEEE Transactions on Neural Systems and Rehabilitation Engineering (2003).
  • Stephen Helms Tillery, D Taylor, A Schwartz. Training in cortical control of neuroprosthetic devices improves signal extraction from small neuronal ensembles. Reviews in the Neurosciences (2003).
  • Fan, J, Helms Tillery, Stephen, He, J. Hand orientation and perturbation effects during reach and grasp. (2003).
  • Helms Tillery, Stephen, Parks, J. Identified functional connectivity between cortical neurons and elements of basal ganglia. (2003).
  • Helms Tillery, Stephen, Taylor, D, Schwartz, A. The general utility of a neuroprosthetic device under direct cortical control. (2003).
  • Lin, W, Helms Tillery, Stephen, He, J. Stability of chronic multichannel neural recordings. (2003).
  • Tao, K, Helms Tillery, Stephen, He, J. Determining natural arm configuration along reaching trajectory. (2003).
  • Taylor, D, Helms Tillery, Stephen, Schwartz, A. Information transfer rates in brain-machine interfaces. (2003).
  • Wahnoun, R, Helms Tillery, Stephen, He, J. Asessing the ammount of cortical learning in neural control of prosthetics. (2003).
  • D Taylor, Stephen Helms Tillery, A Schwartz. Direct cortical control of 3d neuroprosthetic devices. Science (2002).
Research Activity
Fall 2017
Course NumberCourse Title
ASU 101-BMEThe ASU Experience
BME 235Physiology for Engineers
BME 492Honors Directed Study
BME 493Honors Thesis
BME 521Neuromuscular Control Systems
Summer 2017
Course NumberCourse Title
BME 394Special Topics
Spring 2017
Course NumberCourse Title
BME 394Special Topics
BME 492Honors Directed Study
BME 493Honors Thesis
BME 590Reading and Conference
BME 593Applied Project
Fall 2016
Course NumberCourse Title
ASU 101-BMEThe ASU Experience
BME 235Physiology for Engineers
BME 492Honors Directed Study
BME 493Honors Thesis
BME 521Neuromuscular Control Systems
BME 592Research
BME 593Applied Project
Spring 2016
Course NumberCourse Title
BME 394Special Topics
BME 492Honors Directed Study
BME 493Honors Thesis
BME 525Surgical Techniques
BME 590Reading and Conference
BME 593Applied Project
Fall 2015
Course NumberCourse Title
ASU 101-BMEThe ASU Experience
BME 235Physiology for Engineers
BME 492Honors Directed Study
BME 493Honors Thesis
BME 494Special Topics
BME 525Surgical Techniques
BME 593Applied Project
BME 598Special Topics
Summer 2015
Course NumberCourse Title
BME 580Practicum
BME 584Internship
BME 592Research
BME 593Applied Project
BME 595Continuing Registration
BME 599Thesis
BME 792Research
BME 795Continuing Registration
BME 799Dissertation
Spring 2015
Course NumberCourse Title
BME 213BME Ethics
BME 394Special Topics
BME 492Honors Directed Study
BME 493Honors Thesis
BME 525Surgical Techniques
BME 584Internship
BME 590Reading and Conference
BME 591Seminar
BME 592Research
BME 593Applied Project
BME 595Continuing Registration
BME 599Thesis
BME 780Practicum
BME 792Research
BME 799Dissertation
Fall 2014
Course NumberCourse Title
ASU 101-BMEThe ASU Experience
BME 492Honors Directed Study
BME 493Honors Thesis
BME 520Bioelectric Phenomena
BME 521Neuromuscular Control Systems
BME 584Internship
BME 591Seminar
BME 592Research
BME 593Applied Project
BME 595Continuing Registration
BME 599Thesis
BME 780Practicum
BME 792Research
BME 799Dissertation
Summer 2014
Course NumberCourse Title
BME 580Practicum
BME 584Internship
BME 592Research
BME 595Continuing Registration
BME 599Thesis
BME 792Research
BME 795Continuing Registration
BME 799Dissertation
Spring 2014
Course NumberCourse Title
BME 492Honors Directed Study
BME 493Honors Thesis
BME 584Internship
BME 591Seminar
BME 592Research
BME 593Applied Project
BME 599Thesis
BME 780Practicum
BME 792Research
BME 795Continuing Registration
BME 799Dissertation
Fall 2013
Course NumberCourse Title
ASU 101-BMEThe ASU Experience
BME 520Bioelectric Phenomena
BME 580Practicum
BME 584Internship
BME 590Reading and Conference
BME 591Seminar
BME 592Research
BME 593Applied Project
BME 595Continuing Registration
BME 598Special Topics
BME 599Thesis
BME 780Practicum
BME 792Research
BME 795Continuing Registration
BME 799Dissertation
Summer 2013
Course NumberCourse Title
BME 580Practicum
BME 584Internship
BME 590Reading and Conference
BME 592Research
BME 593Applied Project
BME 595Continuing Registration
BME 599Thesis
BME 792Research
BME 795Continuing Registration
BME 799Dissertation
Spring 2013
Course NumberCourse Title
BME 213BME Ethics
BME 584Internship
BME 591Seminar
BME 592Research
BME 593Applied Project
BME 595Continuing Registration
BME 598Special Topics
BME 599Thesis
BME 780Practicum
BME 792Research
BME 795Continuing Registration
BME 799Dissertation
Presentations
  • Helms Tillery, Stephen. Neuroprosthetics at Arizona State University. Class lecture for Tecnologico de Monterrey, Monterrey, MX (Sep 2005).
  • Helms Tillery, Stephen. Music and the brain. Adults' Night Out, Arizona Science Center (Jun 2005).
  • Helms Tillery, Stephen. The basal ganglia contribution to. Motor Doings, University of Arizona School of Medicine (Mar 2004).
  • Helms Tillery, Stephen. Your brain on music. Art Ventures in Engineering (Mar 2004).
  • Helms Tillery, Stephen, He, J. Cortically controlled neuroprosthetics at ASU. President's Community Enrichment Programs, Journey of the Mind (Mar 2004).
  • Helms Tillery, Stephen. Correlated activity between nuclei of the basal ganglia. Harrington Dept. Lecture Series (Oct 2003).
  • Helms Tillery, Stephen. Physiological evidence for closed- and segregated-loops in basal ganglia. Neuroscience Seminar Series, Barrow Neurological Institute
Service
  • Experimental Brain Research, Manuscript Review (2006 - Present)
  • Israel Science Foundation, ad hoc grant review (2006 - Present)
  • National Institutes of Health, Special emphasis panel (2006 - Present)
  • Research Grants Council of Hong Kong, ad hoc review (2006 - Present)
  • National Institutes of Health, adhoc Proposal Review (2005 - Present)
  • Brain Research, Manuscript Review (2004 - Present)
  • Proceedings of the National Academy of Science, Manuscript Review (2004 - Present)
  • IEEE Transactions in Biomedical Engineering, Manuscript Review (2004 - Present)
  • Journal of Neurophysiology, Manuscript Review (2004 - Present)
  • Proceedings of the Royal Society of London, Series B, Manuscript Review (2004 - Present)
  • Harrington Dept. of Bioengineering, Freshman orientation (2006 - 2006)
  • Organizing Committee, Interdisciplinary Ph.D. in Neuroscience, Chair (2004 - 2005)