Obituary: Professor Carlo J. De Luca was a Leading Researcher in Electrophysiology and Biomedical Engineering
He made lasting contributions to the fields of Motor Control, Biomechanics, and Electromyography.
Author: Katrina Gage
Delsys Workshop at the International Society of Electrophysiology and Kinesiology in Chicago
The Delsys Workshop was held on Tuesday July 5th 2016 at the International Society of Electrophysiology and Kinesiology (ISEK) in Chicago (USA). The workshop showcased how latest Delsys technology – […]
Winners of the 1st Annual Delsys Student Travel Grant
Student Travel Grants is now presented by the De Luca Foundation. Please visit www.delucafoundation.org/activities/support-students/travel-grants. Delsys is proud to announce the winners of the 1st annual Delsys Student Travel Grant program. In this […]
Muscles in Microgravity and Self-rotations During Parabolic Flight:
Fascinating research by researchers team from CNRS Paris Descartes, the Centre National d’Etudes Spatiales (CNES) & Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Chilean researchers advancing the field of neural mechanics – one lab at a time
University of Talca: New Human Motor Control Laboratory to advance research investigations on movement disorders.
How the Human Brain Relies on Other Brains to Thrive and Survive: Dr. David Eagleman
PBS miniseries featuring Trigno Mini Sensor
Should Basketball Players Tape Their Ankles?
An interdisciplinary group of researchers from universities in Australia and the US, including Matthew Jeffriess from University of Technology Sydney and Dr. Robert Lockie from California State University, Northridge, teamed […]
Gender and Psychological Factors on Pain Perception and Muscle Activity: an Induced-Pain Study of Anterior and Posterior Masseter Muscles
Chronic orofacial muscle pain imposes considerable personal and economic burdens for a broad spectrum of the general population. It is the chief complaint of the more than 5-10% of the […]
BBC features Trigno in wearable tech in sports segment
On their way to a third world championship last month, the New Zealand national rugby team stopped at a Welsh college (along with Delsys partners ADInstruments) as part of a […]
Delsys Publication Makes the “Top 25 Most Downloaded Articles” in Journal of Biomechanics
We are pleased to announce that one of our recent research publications appearing in the Journal of Biomechanics was cited as being among the Top 25 most downloaded articles (announced 8/7/2015 for […]
