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Neurorobotic fusion of prosthetic touch, kinesthesia, and movement in bionic upper limbs promotes in
Neurorobotic fusion of prosthetic touch, kinesthesia, and movement in bionic upper limbs promotes in
November 23, 2021
University of Alberta, Folio—Imagine children with severe mobility issues being able to move their wheelchairs with their minds.
Neurorobotic fusion of prosthetic touch, kinesthesia, and movement in bionic upper limbs promotes in
Neurorobotic fusion of prosthetic touch, kinesthesia, and movement in bionic upper limbs promotes in
Neurorobotic fusion of prosthetic touch, kinesthesia, and movement in bionic upper limbs promotes in
September 1, 2021
Science Robotics— Bionic prostheses have restorative potential.
Sensors can help detect when firefighters' protective clothing is no longer safe
Neurorobotic fusion of prosthetic touch, kinesthesia, and movement in bionic upper limbs promotes in
New laser microfabrication suite at U of A offers researchers sharper lab equipment
August 9, 2021
University of Alberta, Folio— Firefighters risk their lives battling blazes, and aging protective gear can put them at even greater risk.
New laser microfabrication suite at U of A offers researchers sharper lab equipment
Laser-based microfabrication equipment at U of A gives medical device developers a boost
New laser microfabrication suite at U of A offers researchers sharper lab equipment
August 3, 2021
CTV Edmonton — New microfabrication tools will give medical technology developers at the University of Alberta a boost.
Laser-based microfabrication equipment at U of A gives medical device developers a boost
Laser-based microfabrication equipment at U of A gives medical device developers a boost
Laser-based microfabrication equipment at U of A gives medical device developers a boost
August 3, 2021
University of Alberta, Folio — In the world of precision medicine, really, really small is a really big deal.
New laser equipment at U of A gives medical technology developers a boost
Laser-based microfabrication equipment at U of A gives medical device developers a boost
Laser-based microfabrication equipment at U of A gives medical device developers a boost
August 3, 2021
Edmonton Journal — Three new devices complete the U of A-based ST Innovation’s laser microfabrication suite.
Closer look at microfabrication lasers
Dr. Bo (Cloud) Cao to Head New Study on Impact of Cannabis-Based Medications on Opioid Use Outcomes
Going the distance: Graduate reimagines the future of health care
August 3, 2021
Edmonton Global News—Su-Ling Goh tells us about how Alberta researchers say micro-fabrication lasers will be a big boost for the province’s health technology sector.
Going the distance: Graduate reimagines the future of health care
Dr. Bo (Cloud) Cao to Head New Study on Impact of Cannabis-Based Medications on Opioid Use Outcomes
Going the distance: Graduate reimagines the future of health care
July 8, 2021
Faculty of Science, U of A—It started with a poster, but it soon became a noble cause
Dr. Bo (Cloud) Cao to Head New Study on Impact of Cannabis-Based Medications on Opioid Use Outcomes
Dr. Bo (Cloud) Cao to Head New Study on Impact of Cannabis-Based Medications on Opioid Use Outcomes
Dr. Bo (Cloud) Cao to Head New Study on Impact of Cannabis-Based Medications on Opioid Use Outcomes
July 8, 2021
Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry, U of A—A new study will assess the risks of prescription opioid use disorder and overdose in patients who are also using cannabis-based medications
Tech designed to address lack of access to rehab specialists in rural Alberta
U of A developed micro-implant could restore spinal function in patients dealing with paralysis
Dr. Bo (Cloud) Cao to Head New Study on Impact of Cannabis-Based Medications on Opioid Use Outcomes
February 24, 2020
CTV Edmonton — The robotics lab at the University of Alberta has developed technology to connect rural patients with rehabilitation specialists hundreds of kilometres away.
U of A developed micro-implant could restore spinal function in patients dealing with paralysis
U of A developed micro-implant could restore spinal function in patients dealing with paralysis
U of A developed micro-implant could restore spinal function in patients dealing with paralysis
December 4, 2020
Global News Edmonton — The research involves extensive mapping of the spinal cord and using a wire thinner than a human hair which can reach deep inside the spine and send electrical signals.
Will the epidemic give a permanent boost to telemedicine for epilepsy?
U of A developed micro-implant could restore spinal function in patients dealing with paralysis
U of A developed micro-implant could restore spinal function in patients dealing with paralysis
Summer, 2020
International League Against Epilepsy — Telemedicine for epilepsy care is more popular than ever. It has many advantages—but can it sustain itself into the future?
Pilot program uses robotics, internet to deliver rehab care to rural Albertans
Researchers aim to use machine learning to improve diagnosis, treatment of mental illness
Researchers aim to use machine learning to improve diagnosis, treatment of mental illness
February 24, 2020
CBC News — A pilot program hopes to use telehealth technology to deliver rehabilitation care to rural Albertans who live in communities without such services nearby.
Researchers aim to use machine learning to improve diagnosis, treatment of mental illness
Researchers aim to use machine learning to improve diagnosis, treatment of mental illness
Researchers aim to use machine learning to improve diagnosis, treatment of mental illness
August 18, 2020
University of Alberta, Folio—Improving the diagnosis of mental disorders and enabling experts to better personalize treatment is at the heart of a federal investment in machine learning and precision health at the University of Alberta.
University of Alberta research could restore spinal function
Researchers aim to use machine learning to improve diagnosis, treatment of mental illness
First of their kind wearble sensors to help UofA athletes perform better, avoid injury
December 2, 2019
CTV Edmonton— A University of Alberta scientist says her research could restore standing and walking functions to those with damaged spinal cords.
First of their kind wearble sensors to help UofA athletes perform better, avoid injury
World-leading artificial intelligence program, at the University of Alberta gets a major boost
First of their kind wearble sensors to help UofA athletes perform better, avoid injury
August 27, 2019
CTV Edmonton — A computer science researcher from China is working with the University of Alberta to develop wearable sensors that will help athletes perform better and reduce injuries.
Dr. Bo Cao Harnesses the Power of Machine Learning In Bid to Predict and Treat Schizophrenia
World-leading artificial intelligence program, at the University of Alberta gets a major boost
World-leading artificial intelligence program, at the University of Alberta gets a major boost
September 1, 2018
University of Alberta, Folio — Dr. Bo Cao's self-chosen nickname is Cloud, reflecting his love for an animated character bearing that name in the popular 1990s videogame, Final Fantasy VII.
World-leading artificial intelligence program, at the University of Alberta gets a major boost
World-leading artificial intelligence program, at the University of Alberta gets a major boost
World-leading artificial intelligence program, at the University of Alberta gets a major boost
March 23, 2017
Global News Edmonton — It may not be an obvious place for Hollywood’s next Matrix movie, but the University of Alberta has quietly become a global leader in the artificial intelligence industry.
Artificial intelligence program at U of A gets major boost
Artificial intelligence program at U of A gets major boost
Artificial intelligence program at U of A gets major boost
March 23, 2017
Edmonton Global News—The University of Alberta is a leader in artificial intelligence research. In Wednesday’s federal budget, a big funding boost was announced for that work.
Virtual reality changing game for medical training
Artificial intelligence program at U of A gets major boost
Artificial intelligence program at U of A gets major boost
January 30, 2017
Global News Edmonton—Virtual reality systems are becoming more accessible and affordable. As Su-Ling Goh tells us, they’re now being seen as a game changer for medical training.
Innovations for amputees at forefront of SMART Network
Artificial intelligence program at U of A gets major boost
Innovations for amputees at forefront of SMART Network
January 12, 2017
Edmonton Journal—The only thing more powerful than Edgar Jackson’s story during the official opening Thursday of a new technology lab at the University of Alberta was what he did just before speaking: he stood up.