Prosthetic hands are easier to control using unrelated muscles
Random-seeming hand gestures seem to help people control prosthetic hands better than ones that mimic their ordinary muscle movements
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Random-seeming hand gestures seem to help people control prosthetic hands better than ones that mimic their ordinary muscle movements
Scientists-in-Training Impress at Virtual Event Monday, May 10, 2021 Despite the challenges of working during a global pandemic, IRP scientists continue to make groundbreaking discoveries and mentor the next generation of researchers. This includes the hundreds of recent college graduates conducting research in NIH labs through the Postbaccalaureate IRTA program. On April 28, 29, and 30, many of these budding scientists presented the fruits of their efforts at this year’s virtual Postbac Poster Day. Read on to learn about a small sampling of the scientific strides NIH’s postbacs are makin...