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Better, Stronger, Faster: The Future of the Bionic

mraetomic / June 12, 2014

In the future, a woman with a spinal cord injury could make a full recovery; a baby with a weak […]

mraetomic / June 11, 2014

The intersection of engineering and medicine is a sweet spot called neuromodulation, which involves electronic implants that can restore movement

mraetomic / June 1, 2014

The widely reported iPad-based app that tests athletes for concussions after they take a big hit in football or other

mraetomic / May 29, 2014

Hi Everyone, I’m a professor of biomedical engineering, the founder of the Institute for Functional Restoration

mraetomic / May 24, 2014

I’m Jennifer French, a Paralympic silver medalist in the sport of sailing and an advocate for neurotechnology implants, which allow

mraetomic / May 23, 2014

As a result of a snowboarding accident, Jennifer French became a quadriplegic from a C6-7 incomplete spinal cord injury in

mraetomic / May 15, 2014

Imagine enjoying a sunny day on the slopes, sliding down the side of a mountain on your snowboard. One moment

mraetomic / February 28, 2014

Dustin Tyler, associate professor of biomedical engineering, is a co-lead investigator on a team that received a $199,913 grant from

mraetomic / February 19, 2014

Igor Spetic’s hand was in a fist when it was severed by a forging hammer three years ago as he

mraetomic / February 18, 2014

Recent years have brought huge advances in prosthetics, but there is still much work to be done in replicating the intricacy