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Neural engineering

Hand movements preserved in the brains of amputees

24 Nov 2017 Michael Asghar 
Hand gestures "attempted" by amputees during fMRI
A new study has shown that the representation of hand movements in the brain continues to exist in a

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Michael Asghar is a PhD student contributor to Physics World. Michael is studying neuroscience at the University of Nottingham. Find out more about our student contributor networks
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