EMBS Chapter Seminar
Title: Trends in Optical Coherence Tomography Date: Monday, May 16th, 2011 at 11:00 AM Location:…
EMBS Chapter Seminar
Title: Respiratory Sound Analysis for Flow Estimation During Wakefulness and Sleep, and Its Applications for…
EMBS Chapter Seminar
Artificial hip, knee and other joints are being implanted in the tens of thousands every year in Canada to treat musculoskeletal diseases in order to improve the quality of life of patients. In this presentation, Dr. Wyss will outline some of the reasons and ongoing research for why it is important to continue to improve the long-term survival of well functioning artificial joints.
EMBS Chapter Seminar
Dr. Rosano is a physician and geriatric neuroepidemiologist. She is currently the PI of two brain MRI studies to identify the predictors of accelerated brain aging. In this presentation, Dr. Rosano will explain one hypothesis to explain why older people maintain high physical and cognitive function late in life is that they have a greater “brain reserve”.
EMBS Chapter Seminar
Title: Design and Implementation of a Control System for a Humanoid Robot Date: Thursday, Jun…
EMBS Chapter Seminar
Title: Trends in Optical Coherence Tomography Date: Monday, May 16th, 2011 at 11:00 AM Location:…
EMBS Chapter Seminar
Title: Respiratory Sound Analysis for Flow Estimation During Wakefulness and Sleep, and Its Applications for…
EMBS Chapter Seminar
Artificial hip, knee and other joints are being implanted in the tens of thousands every year in Canada to treat musculoskeletal diseases in order to improve the quality of life of patients. In this presentation, Dr. Wyss will outline some of the reasons and ongoing research for why it is important to continue to improve the long-term survival of well functioning artificial joints.
EMBS Chapter Seminar
Dr. Rosano is a physician and geriatric neuroepidemiologist. She is currently the PI of two brain MRI studies to identify the predictors of accelerated brain aging. In this presentation, Dr. Rosano will explain one hypothesis to explain why older people maintain high physical and cognitive function late in life is that they have a greater “brain reserve”.
EMBS Chapter Seminar
Title: Design and Implementation of a Control System for a Humanoid Robot Date: Thursday, Jun…
