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For Amputees, Reactivating the Sense of Touch

People, ProstheticsBy mraetomicJanuary 18, 2017

When Keith Vonderhuevel lost his arm in a factory accident, he never thought that he’d be able to feel his hand again. That may very well change. Keith is currently a research subject at the Cleveland VA Sensory Restoration Lab, where a team of engineers is pioneering prostheses that allow amputees to feel touch, pressure…

Science Of The Marvel Cinematic Universe Video Released

EventsBy mraetomicJanuary 5, 2017

The National Academy of Sciences partnered in The Science & Entertainment Exchange in Hollywood.  At the invitation of the National Academy, Dr. Bolu Ajiboye participated in the recent Exchange event. Check out Dr. Ajiboye at 1:35! Full story and video here.

A paralyzed monkey can walk again, thanks to a wireless ‘brain-computer’ interface

Neural Interface, ResearchBy mraetomicDecember 7, 2016

A new report in Nature gives hopeful news about how we could recover from paralyzing spinal cord injuries in the future. Researchers describe a rhesus monkey regaining the use of its leg just six days after a paralyzing injury. The key is a wireless “brain-computer” interface, connecting an implant in the monkey’s brain to an…

Unraveling How a Brain Works, Block by High-tech Block

Neural Interface, ResearchBy mraetomicDecember 7, 2016

Psychologists have long used building blocks to assess cognitive skills. But researchers at Case Western Reserve University are imbedding the blocks with technology that may provide a clearer view of problems a child or adult may suffer due to developmental disabilities, brain trauma or dementia. Read full story…

The Neuroscientist Who’s Building a Better Memory for Humans

Neural Interface, People, ResearchBy mraetomicDecember 6, 2016

In an episode of the dystopian near-future series, Black Mirror, a small, implantable device behind the ear grants the ability to remember, access, and replay every moment of your life in perfect detail, like a movie right before your eyes. Read full story…

A Hand Instead of a Tool: New Prosthetics Offer Increased Touch-Sensitivity

People, ProstheticsBy mraetomicNovember 22, 2016

Touch-sensitive prosthetics are unarguably a life-changing development. For amputees, the prospect of being able to experience not just sensation with their prosthetics, but the level of intensity of the sensation as well, is powerful and infinitely useful. A team of scientists is making great strides in providing that very experience to amputees in a study…

Wireless Tech Enables Paralyzed Monkey to Walk Again

ResearchBy mraetomicNovember 15, 2016

A Swiss research team reported in Nature this week that they wired a monkey to walk again on a leg that had been paralyzed, a mere six days after the paralyzing spinal cord injury. The treatment? A brain-computer interface connecting the monkey’s motor cortex to an electrical stimulation device on the spine. With the device,…

New understanding of neural language gives amputees ability to discern light touch to intense pressure

ResearchBy mraetomicNovember 1, 2016

Electrical stimulation mimics natural touch, enabling amputees to feel a range of intensity that allows them to hold a child’s hand, precisely operate machinery and more Read full story…

CWRU and Halyard Health partnering to advance non-narcotic pain management

Events, PeopleBy mraetomicOctober 20, 2016

What if eliminating physical pain was a matter of flipping a switch to block it? No drug needed. When it’s time to stop the block, just turn it off. Read more…

Brain chips let a paralyzed man feel touch through a robotic arm

FES, Neural Interface, Prosthetics, ResearchBy mraetomicOctober 14, 2016

Nathan Copeland hasn’t been able to move his legs or hands since he broke his neck in a car accident more than a decade ago. But now that scientists have implanted four chips in his brain, Copeland can control a robotic arm with his mind and feel when someone touches its fingers. This is the…

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