Explores Brain-Computer Interfaces for restoring gait function after spinal cord injury and stroke, showcasing promising results and future possibilities.
Explores the importance of real-time sensory feedback in enhancing the control and functional impact of prosthetic hands through various neuroengineering methods.
Focuses on the development of 'eSee-Shells', chronic multimodal neural interface devices using transparent, inkjet-printed electrocorticography (ECoG) arrays.
Explores the ethical implications of brain-computer interfaces and the societal challenges at the human-machine interface, emphasizing the importance of cognitive liberty and mental privacy.
Explores how to read academic research articles, emphasizing the importance of titles, abstracts, figures, and discussions in understanding scientific literature.
Explores motor neuroprosthetics, covering topics like amputation causes, EMG decoding, robotic hands, sensory feedback, and advanced control techniques.
