Hanieh Mohammadi is research assistant in the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Department at Cleveland State University. Her research is mostly focused on the human biomechanical muscle modeling and real-time musculoskeletal state estimation with applications in cyber-enabled exercise machines and rehabilitation technologies, as well as energy-regenerative powered prosthesis control to enable restored walking function to above-knee amputees. Her research interests include control theory and applications, state estimation, Kalman Filtering, optimization, and artificial intelligence. She published several journal and conference articles on her current research area (see publications page).