This Artificial Hand Gives Wearers a Sense of Touch
Artificial limb technology has seemingly languished for a long time in the land of primitive pink plastic prosthetics, but a […]
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New Prosthetic Hand Lets the User Feel What They’ve Been Missing
One problem with most prosthetic hands, is that they don’t give the user any sense of touch. This makes it
Experimental Surgery Aims to Revive a Paralyzed Limb
Doctors will attempt to reanimate a patient’s paralyzed arm with a pioneering surgery that involves capturing signals from his brain
New Prosthetic Arm Offers Users the Ability to Feel What They Touch
A new form of prosthetic interface has been developed raising the possibility that future amputees might not only have their
Prosthetic Hand With Sense of Touch in Development at Case and Cleveland VA
CLEVELAND, Ohio– Plucking the stem off a fat, juicy cherry may seem like a simple task, but it’s practically Herculean
Two CWRU Scientists Named National Academy of Inventors Fellows
Two Case Western Reserve University scientists who are leaders in innovation and turning discoveries into improvements in health, new materials
5 Questions With…Biomedical Engineering Faculty Member, Race Car Driver Cameron McIntyre
Like anyone else, Cameron McIntyre likes to unwind after a long week in the office or, in his case, the
Biomedical Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Chairs Named
Case Western Reserve University has appointed Robert F. Kirsch chairman of the biomedical engineering department and Kenneth A. Loparo chairman
Biomedical Engineering’s Musa Audu Receives Outstanding Teaching Award
Musa Audu, research associate professor in the Department of Biomedical Engineering, received the Case Western Reserve University Biomedical Engineering Society’s
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Biomed Students Translate Science Into Healing
Most translators are language specialists. They change ancient Greek into English, or English into Mandarin, or speech into American Sign