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Neural engineering

Upper arm rehabilitation after severe stroke: where are we?

10 Sep 2019 Andrea Rampin 
A brain computer interface device – an electroencephalography cap. (Courtesy: Wyss Center) Stroke

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Andrea Rampin is a PhD student contributor to Physics World. His research is currently focused on the study of tendon extracellular matrix deposition in vitro for tissue engineering by self-assembly applications. Find out more about our student contributor networks
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