December 19, 2013
A recurring headline in the United States revolves around sports related concussions, particularly in football. From the pee-wee level all the way to the professional ranks, preventing and treating concussions has become a top priority. READ MORE
December 17, 2013
Dr. Walter Voit, assistant professor of materials science and engineering and mechanical engineering at The University of Texas at Dallas, has been awarded $1 million to create medical devices that will lead to greater control of prosthetics in wounded soldiers. READ MORE
December 16, 2013
Around 150,000 Britons a year suffer a stroke. Mikey Cousland, 42, a taxi driver from West Lothian, Scotland, had one last year and underwent a new procedure to help him recover movement in his arm, as he tells CAROL DAVIS. READ MORE
November 22, 2013
Dr. Robert Gregg, an assistant professor of mechanical engineering and bioengineering who joined the Erik Jonsson School of Engineering and Computer Science this fall, is a recipient of a $2.3 million grant from the National Institutes of Health for research that will combine robot control theory and physical rehabilitation to revolutionize and improve prosthetic limbs and orthotic devices. READ MORE
November 21, 2013
UT Dallas researchers have demonstrated that treating tinnitus, or ringing in the ears, using vagus nerve stimulation-tone therapy is safe and brought significant improvement to some of the participants in a small clinical trial. READ MORE
November 17, 2013
Dr. Robert Rennaker, Director of UTD's Texas Biomedical Device Center is featured on television throughout the United States. In this interview Dr. Rennaker is asked about a new device that will help with concussions. READ MORE
November 11, 2013
Rat models of autism have a weak and sluggish brain response to speech sounds, but behavioral training can improve their performance. READ MORE
October 31, 2013
Dr. Robert Rennaker, Director of UTD's Texas Biomedical Device Center is featured on television throughout the United States. In this interview in central New York Dr. Rennaker is asked about a new device that will help with concussions. READ MORE
October 29, 2013
Concussions are a huge concern for football players, especially younger players. A new device, created at the University of Texas at Dallas, could change the game when it comes to protecting them on the field. READ MORE
October, 2013
Traumatic Brain Injuries in Athletes READ MORE
October, 2013
The Texas Biomedical Device Center is a collaborative effort engaging researchers from multiple disciplines working toward a common goal: creating new biomedical technology and therapies. READ MORE
September, 2013
Treating Neurological Conditions READ MORE
April 28, 2013
Cutting edge research is helping develop devices and technology that translate to clinical solutions for those who suffer from neurological conditions, from Tinnitus, to strokes. READ MORE
