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The Center for Bionic Medicine brings together an interdisciplinary team of engineers, clinicians, post-doctoral researchers, and graduate students who work together to solve pressing problems in rehabilitation engineering.
In order to showcase our emerging research, we host a symposium every year to hear from our team members about their projects. Our 3rd Annual CBM Symposium was held on April 24, 2018. Some presentations included:
- Stroke Effects on Ankle Mechanical Impedance During the Stance Phase of Walking, Amanda Shorter, BA
- Amputee Perception of Prosthetic Ankle Stiffness During Locomotion, Max Shepherd, MS
- Across Day Lower Limb Pattern Recognition Performance of a Powered Knee-Ankle Prosthesis, Emily Seyforth, BS
- Generalizing Prosthesis – Derived Intent Recognition Strategies for Lower Limb Assistive Devices, Blair Hu, MS
- Lightweight Lower Limb Prostheses, Tom Pickerill, MS
- Detection of Falls and Parkinson’s Symptoms from Smartphones and Wearables Data, Luca Lonini, PhD
- Monitoring Ectopic Beat Frequency Using High Resolution Wearable Sensing: A Pilot Study to Improving Safety in Individuals with Chronic Stroke, Chandra Jayaraman, PhD
- Quantifying Community Mobility Using Smartphones, Megan O'Brien, PhD
- Sensory Feedback for Prosthetic Arms, Eric Earley, MS
- Virtual Training Environment to Improve Myoelectric Pattern Recognition, Richard Woodward, PhD
- Targeted Muscle Reinnervation for Individuals with Transradial Amputation, Annie Simon, PhD
Thank you to everyone who attended!
