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“Part of the beauty of the field of biomedical engineering,” Luke Osborn says, “is that it’s getting stronger on both the #medical and the #engineering sides. This is exactly the kind of work that I hoped to do when I came to Hopkins.” Read more: engineering.jhu.edu/magazine/2018/…

A rich infographic on our largest organ—skin nature.com/articles/d4158… Nature Outlook #OA by Julie Gould Lucy Reading-Ikkanda

Looking forward to seeing the latest work from Mark Wilson at the upcoming IEEE Engineering Medicine and Biology Society #NER19 conference!

To upper-limb prosthesis users, sensory feedback—regarding objects' texture, temperature, and more—is elusive. Thanks to a new electronic skin that communicates the sensation of pain, amputees will be closer to having lifelike prostheses. #2018AAASVideo bit.ly/2Lb3mxi

Marlis Gonzalez-Fernandez discusses the #rehabilitation case of a patient who had a nonhealing foot wound and subsequently underwent a right-below-the-knee transtibial #amputation. @HopkinsRehab

New work from Emily Graczyk at Case Western on the qualitative experience of using a bidirectional (motor & touch) prosthetic limb. The paper is chock-full of amazing, first-hand quotes from the amputees. Check it out: journals.plos.org/plosone/articl…

Check out Johns Hopkins BME’s posters at the #SPIEMedicalImaging conference. Visit 10951-108 on the design of a “minimally-invasive neuro-acoustic probe”, next to Nick Durr’s research on the application of deep learning to video endoscopy. Johns Hopkins University Johns Hopkins Engineering Hopkins Med News

.SantAnnaPisa, QUT scientists analyzed over 5,000 one-handed human grasps and handovers of objects to eventually help #robots successfully perform grasping actions – a simple #skill most currently lack: fcld.ly/773q1w2

Congratulations to #HopkinsEngineer Muyinatu Bell on this incredible honor! hub.jhu.edu/2019/02/19/muy…

Last year, Chanel Grant - a HS senior Glen Burnie High School at the time - built and tested temperature and touch sensors for prosthetic hands! What happens if your prosthesis touches something too hot???? Johns Hopkins BME Johns Hopkins Engineering #GirlDay2019 #neuroengineering youtu.be/PzXu_HBGFDc

Always finding new ways of putting the powered shoulder of the LUKE arm to use!

Ada Lovelace is often referred to as the world's first computer programmer. pops.ci/womeinscience #InternationalWomensDay

In #ALS #MND the muscles near the thumb waste more quickly than the muscles near the little finger. This "split hand" suggests brain wiring matters in ALS. Our latest paper shows the same kind of thing happens at the elbow, probably for the same reasons. jnnp.bmj.com/content/early/…

Why science needs philosophy pnas.org/content/116/10…

As a TA for Neural Implants and Interfaces, I just gave my first guest lecture for a graduate level course! Johns Hopkins BME

Very interesting article about neuromorphic computing. This explains why neuromorphic potential is going to spike! zdnet.com/article/what-n…

Are you a student or early career faculty worried about a low publication record? This thread contains my advice for increasing your writing efficiency. I invite anyone to add to it to make it a useful crowd-sourced resource for anyone just starting out! Here goes! 1/x

Review paper is officially out! It's my first journal publication and I'm very fortunate to have it be a part of the Proceedings of the IEEE. If interested in Biomimetic Sensing and Encoding using Electronic Skins, check it out! ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/88447…