by Martin Tanaka | Feb 9, 2015 | Former Undergraduate Student |
BA History 2017 Rachel researched the history of “Animal Electricity” to develop a better understand the origins of functional electrical stimulation. There are links to Mary Shelly’s Frankenstein and torpedo fish in ancient Greece.
by Martin Tanaka | Feb 9, 2015 | Former Graduate Student |
M.S. in Technology 2016 Shahab is studying the bandwidth of human neuromuscular control. Through his research we hope to reduce the occurrence of low back pain by developing more sensitive diagnostic methods and improving the overall understanding of how the brain...
by Martin Tanaka | Feb 8, 2015 | Former Graduate Student |
M.S. in Technology 2016Mitra is developing better models to understand tumor growth and progression. Through her research we hope to develop a better understanding of how cancer can be treated and ultimately improve patient outcomes. She is now a PhD studnet in...
by Martin Tanaka | Feb 9, 2014 | Former Graduate Student |
M.S. in Technology 2014 Kevin’s research project is to gain a better understanding of how humans interact with machines, i.e. the Human Machine Interface. He is developing interactive computer simulations to better understand how humans and machines work...
by Martin Tanaka | Feb 9, 2014 | Former Graduate Student |
M.S. in Technology 2014 Ainhoa is interested in understanding overuse injuries associated with the overhead movement in tennis. She played on the Tennis Team at WCU and has a BS in Electrical Engineering. She will use computer simulations and human subject experiments...
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