Zaid Choudhry

Zaid Choudhry is a junior studying Biomedical Engineering at the New Jersey Institute of Technology. His research focuses on rehabilitation for individuals with neurological conditions. In NJIT’s People + Interfaces + Data Lab, Zaid uses machine learning to identify impaired and compensatory movements in stroke rehabilitation, with the goal of improving technology-assisted rehabilitation. He has also conducted research at NYU Grossman School of Medicine using extended reality, eye tracking, and physiological sensing to study navigation and task performance among individuals with visual impairments. Zaid serves as President of NJIT’s Biomedical Engineering Society and is Founder and Vice President of its Operation Smile chapter. He is also a certified EMT and works as a Medical Assistant. Zaid hopes to pursue medicine while continuing to combine patient care, biomedical engineering, and research.