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Northwestern University students Alexis Chan and Izzy Mokotoff invented SteadyScrib, a writing utensil device to help people with Parkinson's disease.
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A group of Northwestern University undergraduates have designed a unique pen to help Parkinson's disease patients write as their illness progresses.
Medill junior Izzy Mokotoff’s grandfather was a veterinarian by trade. But, she says, he was a writer at heart. She and her cousins received weekly handwritten letters from him growing up. When Mokotoff got into journalism school, she says her grandfather sent her old notes from his own college journalism assignments. It’s through writing, Mokotoff...
Two Northwestern University teamed up at “The Garage,” the university's entrepreneurial hub and has been working on their project, the SteadyScrip...