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Congratulations to Archana Lamsal and Nicole Arnold for receiving the 2020 Diversity travel awards from the American Society of Biomechanics (ASB).
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Dr. Bush and her students are part of a $2.4 Million National Institute of Health funded research project where they will be studying the impulses associated with movement of the octopus arms. This work has the potential to uncover new approaches for driving prosthetic devices or designing systems for reach and grasp. The team includes Galit Pelled (PI), Adam Alessio, Xiaobo Tan and Ana Vasquez from Michigan State University and Clifton Ragsdale and Cindy Chestek from University of Chicago and University of Michigan
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Below is a link to the article about Dr. Bush's Lab and the video about her reasearch created to be airred on the BTN durring an MSU mens basketball game.
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Dr. Bush and her lab recently were videoed by the Big10 Network. They were videoing the lab for a commercial to air during Michigan State football games. This video will be focused on Dr. Bush's work with device design for persons with disabilities.
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Michael Hernandez-Lamberty presents his final work at SROP presentation.
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Dr. Bush's lab attends SB3C conference at Seven Springs Resort in Pennsylvania. Dr. Bush intrduced the Savio Woo award winner Dr. Rita Patterson. Josh Drost presented his work on hand function. Justin Scott gave a poster on thigh and buttock soft tissue properties and the effects of body position on them.
Conferences
Dr. Bush’s lab prepares for poster presentations for two conferences. One is the Mid Sure Undergraduate conference at Michigan State University and the other is the International Society of Biomechanics - American Society of Biomechanics meeting in Calgary.
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Dr. Bush and Dr. Pelled teamed up to research movement and brain function of octopuses.
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Detroit News interviews and published an article about Dr. Bush and the engineers who helped create the brace for Nick Ward to play with his hand injury.
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Dr. Bush was interviewed by Dalton Shetler. He asks about the work Dr. Bush and other engineers did with Nick Ward to make his brace.
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