Oliver Daliet IV

About Oliver

“Turning data into insight is the key to advancing neurorehabilitation.”

Oliver Daliet is a Research Engineer in Shepherd Center’s Hulse Spinal Cord Injury Lab. He specializes in developing and refining data processing systems to support cutting-edge research in spinal cord injury rehabilitation. Oliver streamlines biomechanical and neurophysiological data analysis through custom coding applications in MATLAB and Python, provides technical support during data acquisition, and collaborates with team members to ensure data quality and accelerate discoveries that improve patient care.

Research specialties

• Neurorehabilitation
• Lower-limb biomechanics
• Musculoskeletal modeling

Education & training

• M.S., Mechanical Engineering – University of Iceland, 2021
• B.S., Biomedical Engineering – Georgia Institute of Technology, 2017

Why his work matters

“What makes this work truly impactful is knowing that every improvement in our processes and every project we collaborate on brings us closer to enhancing care and independence for individuals with SCI. Being part of a team that combines scientific rigor with compassion — and getting to know our research participants and their stories — motivates me to continually innovate and refine our research methods so that we can translate data into meaningful improvements in patient care.”

Awards and honors

• Fulbright Fellowship – Iceland (2018–2019)