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Eleonora Bartoli is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of neuroengineering and clinical neuroscience, whose work bridges low-cost diagnostics and advanced neuromodulation. Her key research areas include visuo-motor assessment in neurodegenerative diseases and network-guided neuromodulation for psychiatric disorders. Bartoli’s major contributions include developing an affordable robotic interface to quantify visuo-motor deficits in Alzheimer’s disease—a method that could transform early screening—and advancing stereo-EEG-guided deep brain stimulation (DBS) for treatment-resistant depression. Her 2017 paper on low-cost robotic assessment of Alzheimer’s patients has garnered 15 citations, while her 2023 work on surgical considerations for DBS in psychiatric disorders has already accumulated 10 citations, reflecting growing interest in her translational approach. Notably, her research integrates circuit-level pathophysiology with surgical precision, offering new hope for refractory conditions. Bartoli’s work exemplifies how innovative, low-cost tools and targeted neuromodulation can reshape clinical practice, making her a rising leader in neuropsychiatric engineering.