Neuromuscular Physiology and Neural Interfacing (N-squared) Laboratory!
Welcome to the Neuromuscular Physiology and Neural Interfacing (N-squared) Lab!
The Neuromuscular Physiology and Neural Interfacing (N-squared) laboratory aims at deciphering neuromuscular function and developing human-machine interfaces for neurorehabilitation and restoring of motor function. Our lab activities are focused on the acquisition and analysis of neural signals with high spatial and temporal resolution (matrix arrays) from the central and peripheral nervous system of human and non-human primates as well as other animal species.
The N-squared group was founded by Prof. Alessandro Del Vecchio in 2020.
The first paper was published in collaboration with Jakob Dideriksen from Aalborg University. Take a look at how a motor unit computational model allows us to understand the potential motor unit neural and muscular changes that are observed after longitudinal interventions (neurorehabilitation, trai...
We would like to share a short preview video that illustrates the incredible power of the deep learning model Raul Sîmpetru, a student assistant in our lab, developed.
Congratulations to Johanna Happold for completing her master thesis in our lab. In her thesis she investigated the dimensionality of synaptic input to motor neurons.
Congratulations to Charlotte on completing her master's thesis. She has developed a very interesting and complex index finger that mimics human anatomy by using tendon-like filaments and joints to achieve full range of motion.
We congratulate Michael März for finishing his bachelor's thesis on the topic of "Implementation of an Online Calibration and Prediction Pipeline for Hand Movement Intention".
The loss of the ability to control the hand means a restriction in almost all areas of daily life and dependency on const...
