William J. Tyler, Ph.D., is a distinguished Professor of Biomedical Engineering with a pioneering career in neuroscience and innovative health solutions. Renowned for his groundbreaking work in non-invasive brain stimulation, Dr. Tyler has advanced techniques using ultrasound and transdermal electrical stimulation to enhance cognitive performance, improve sleep, and mitigate stress-related disorders. His research has been recognized with prestigious awards, including the DARPA Young Faculty Award and induction into the National Academy of Inventors. As co-founder of SynSonix, Thync, and IST, LLC, he has driven the development of wearable neurotechnologies, securing multiple U.S. patents. Dr. Tyler’s investigations also explore the therapeutic potential of natural compounds, contributing to novel mental health treatments. His expertise extends to extreme environments, where he studies physiological adaptations to enhance human performance in high-stress conditions, such as those encountered in diving and hyperbaric settings. A prolific speaker, Dr. Tyler has presented at global conferences, shaping the future of neurotechnology and human augmentation. His interdisciplinary approach continues to bridge science and practical applications for improving mental and physical resilience.​