“A lot of objects are nonrigid and wobbly, and somehow the brain manages to learn to control and operate these things.” Like whips. https://t.co/GQjEARN6Pq
Happy #Women's History Month! We're celebrating with a review paper on experiences of women in neural engineering (out now in @FrontNeurosci!) We examined major obstacles women and gender minorities face in neural engineering (NE) and suggested some ways to start addressing them.
How do humans hit a target with a whip? New #RSOS research discovers insights that may be able to inform further studies on human and #robot control of complex objects. Read the paper: https://t.co/N9ROK2v5ZF @MartaRussoPhD
“A lot of objects are nonrigid and wobbly, and somehow the brain manages to learn to control and operate these things.” Like whips. https://t.co/GQjEARN6Pq
“A lot of objects are nonrigid and wobbly, and somehow the brain manages to learn to control and operate these things.” Like whips. https://t.co/GQjEARN6Pq