Information overload is a growing concern in manufacturing environments where operators must make rapid decisions under conditions of uncertainty, ambiguity, and escalating task demands. This study investigated how progressively degraded instructions and increasing informational load affect cognitive performance and physiological stress during a simulated assembly task. Ten participants completed a 49-step digital LEGO assembly set…

Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) of the wrist is difficult because the wrist has a complicated structure and the limitations of the conventional rigid radiofrequency (RF) coils. This research investigates the design and electromagnetic performance of a 4-channel flexible RF coil array intended to improve high-field (7T) wrist MRI imaging. The primary aim is to evaluate…

Of millions of individuals in the U.S. with diabetes, a large percentage will suffer from diabetic foot ulcers—chronic, non-healing wounds that can lead to amputation and death. Available remedies for diabetic foot ulcers include topical therapies or scaffold-based wound dressings. Despite availability, current solutions do not provide sufficient antioxidant release to counteract oxidative stress that…

Plantar pressure analysis tools are commonly used to characterize a variety of gait related pathologies and to track healing progress. Commercial plantar pressure software tools are often expensive and non-modifiable. This project presents Miraculous, an open-source Python tool which allows researchers and clinicians to view, modify, and add to stock data processing pipelines and metric…

Understanding how alternating current (AC) signals propagate through soft tissue is essential for optimizing implantable neurostimulation systems. This study quantifies frequency- and depth-dependent attenuation of AC signals transmitted through ex vivo porcine skin using inductive volume coupling and an implanted Schottky diode circuit. Signals at 50 kHz, 500 kHz, and 1 MHz were delivered through…

Fall 2025 Synthetic Tissue Phantom for Validation of Core-Needle Biopsy Devices Biomedical Engineering Nora Dores, Jaden Figger, Isabella Palacio, T’yr SImmons-LaRose Video Research poster View the poster Faculty mentor Brent VernonAssociate ProfessorSchool of Biological and Health Systems [email protected] Sponsor Becton DickinsonMr. Chad Van Liere3 sponsored projects · Visit

ZnTech is a bioelectric, compression-ready textile sleeve designed to protect fragile, aging skin and lower the incidence of skin tears on the forearm and hand. The sleeve provides gentle, distributed mechanical support while delivering microcurrent through its embedded systems to support skin integrity and microcirculatory health during daily living skills. Intended users include older adults…

Our concept works to prevent image disturbances in pathology scans by making an automated design for coverslipping. The design will work to create reproducible quality slides through increased consistency via robotic activity. CND Life Sciences aids in the diagnosis of Parkinson’s through skin biopsy in order to successfully provide a diagnosis before clinical onset. Current…

Current solutions for transferring silicone from manufacturing containers into molds for medical-grade implantable devices and prosthetics are expensive, inefficient, and lack modularity for different batch sizes of silicone. Improving workflow through a modular transfer apparatus will allow technicians involved in the process to efficiently transfer silicone, allowing for higher output of medical devices or time…

Medical documentation is vital in the healthcare setting; however, completing this documentation is a time-consuming process that prevents medical professionals from focusing on other tasks and assisting a larger number of patients. While many devices on the market have addressed this concern, they are often expensive to purchase and implement. ORCA has developed a design…