Dec 01
Hosted in Southampton last week was the first kick-off meeting for the project, with all but one of the European partners visiting the University of Southampton to get the project off the ground. Below is a picture of the team and all those who attended. The University of Southampton’s Dr Mary Gobbi provided professional training …
Nov 20
Dr Christopher Freeman BEng(Hons) Electromechanical Engineering (2000), BSc(Hons) Mathematical Sciences (2006), PhD Electrical Computer Science: Control Engineering (2004). Since 2007, Dr Christopher Freeman has been a lecturer at the University of Southampton in the Faculty of Applied Science. His primary research interests are in iterative learning and repetitive control theory and their experimental application to industrial systems. Over the last five …
Nov 07
Prof. Jane Burridge PhD in Restorative Neuroscience Jane Burridge is a Professor in Restorative Neuroscience and her primary research focuses on the mechanisms of sensory-motor recovery following stroke. Prof. Burridge works collaboratively with electronics, control, design and signal processing engineers, psychologists and industrial partners, developing technologies for measurement and therapy, including: Rehabilitation robotics Functional Electrical …
Nov 05
As we mentioned last week, the A.R.T. team are going to be introducing some of the key academic staff behind the project to give you an insight into the people involved. First off, Dr Ann-Marie Hughes from the University of Southampton. Dr. Ann-Marie Hughes BSc Chemistry, BSc Physiotherapy, MSc Information Systems, PhD Technologies for Stroke …
