A Neural-Enabled Prosthetic Hand
A big problem for most prosthetics is they don’t send sensory information back to the brain.
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“I remember early in my career,” says Gary Miller, “attending orthopedic conferences just listening to the surgeons talking to each other.
ContinueA Readily Accessible Device for Autotransfusions
When Carolyn Yarina, today’s guest, walked into her university’s Center for Entrepreneurship one day as an undergraduate, she was convinced that she would never become an entrepreneur herself.
ContinueDeep Brain Stimulation to Treat Parkinson’s Disease
The fight for a cure to Parkinson’s Disease has been a decades-long battle, with several treatments evolving alongside the evolution of medicine as a practice.
ContinueBetter Employee Evaluations
How do you measure the performance of people whose achievements are hard to measure?
ContinueMusic and the Brain
Nina Kraus, a professor of communication sciences, neurobiology, and physiology at Northwestern University in Chicago, has done a lot of research on the effect of playing music on processing sound, learning, and brain development.
ContinueAdvanced Weather Predictions
The weather; everyone talks about it, so the old joke goes, no one does anything about it.
Continue3D Nasal Swabs
Nasal swabs, something many people had never heard of until COVID, suddenly became very hard to get just two weeks into the pandemic.
ContinueRapid Testing for Multiple Viruses
Making virus testing easy, or at least easier, will enable companies and organizations to reopen faster as we enter the beginning of the post-corona era.
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