Research That’s Close to Home
Testing novel prosthetics during activities of daily living.
Measuring physiological attunement between parents and children using wrist-based sensors.
Observing how empathy in daily interactions enhances well-being of care recipients and their family members.
Discovering changes in upper-body muscle activity after breast reconstruction surgery.
Quantifying how arthritis-related pain alters behavior with everyday activities, like dishwashing.
Measuring hidden adaptations to changes in upper-body strength over the lifespan.