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The second Satus Seminar took place on 21st of July, 2022. It consisted of poster presentations by every doctoral candidate. At the end they received feedback on their presentations and the "Best Poster Award" was awarded. This time Vanessa Wirth got the most votes and won the first place. The ru...

On the 7th of July Prof. Dr. Roberto Merletti did a two part guest sEMG lecture about „EMG Generals, physiological aspects“ and „Aspects for engineers like design of electrodes, signal conditioning etc.“

On June 23rd we had another EmpkinS Lecture, but this time with Dr.-Ing. Jörg Miehling, P.I. of subprojects C02 & C03.   In his lecture he spoke about "Musculoskeletal Modeling and Simulation".

On May 19th we had another lecture from our #lectureseries. In this one Prof. Dr. Anne Koelewijn spoke about "Gait Simulations for Prediction and Reconstruction".

On May 12th Prof. Dina Katabi was our guest speaker on the topic of "Monitoring People and their Vital Signs Using Radio Signals and Machine Learning". 

On May Fifth we had our first patent initiative workshop at the d.hip centre.

We are pleased that the board of the STAEDTLER Foundation decided at its spring meeting to support our project "Empathokinesthetic Sensors (EmpkinS)". The STAEDTLER Foundation supports projects that promise a special social added value and public visibility with the project "Founding Inn...

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Ralf Müller gave the talk “An Intuitive Introduction to Compressive Sensing” in April as part of the EmpkinS Lecture Series.

In February, Prof. Dr.-Ing. André Kaup held the EmpkinS Lecture Series. His talk “Coding of Digital Video for Zoom, Netflix and Co” displayed and taught some of the basics of video coding to the young researchers and other interested listeners.

On 3rd and 4th of February, 2022 the first iRTG two-day retreat took place With talks, the young researchers presented the current status of their doctoral project. Everyone received feedback from their fellows on their presentations. At the end of the retreat, the young researchers voted for the b...