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Hardware Design Internship in Brain Imaging
Join us in revolutionizing brain imaging technologies and make it accessible for everyday use. Functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) is an emerging technology that enables cost-effective and precise brain measurements, helping to improve neurotherapies and brain health.
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3D-printing, injection molding, design, brain imaging, neuro, wearables, health, startup
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Published since: 2025-04-09 , Earliest start: 2025-04-10 , Latest end: 2025-06-26
Organization Rehabilitation Engineering Lab
Hosts Wyser Dominik
Topics Medical and Health Sciences , Information, Computing and Communication Sciences , Engineering and Technology
Benefits and challenges of promoting minimally supervised therapy in a rehabilitation clinic
Increasing the therapy time can benefit patients in multiple ways. Group therapy (e.g., technology-assisted) allows clinics to increase the therapy dose for patients without increasing the workload for therapists. However, in practical implementation, some challenges often arise (e.g., patients not liking it) that limit the efficacy of group therapy. The aim of this project is to gain practical experience with group therapy sessions (i.e., supporting group therapy sessions at the Clinica Hildebrand in Brissago), identify barriers and benefits related to group therapy, and propose guidelines to improve the integration of group therapy in clinical practice.
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practical internship, research internship, clinical work, technology-assisted therapy, group therapy, minimally supervised therapy
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Published since: 2025-02-12 , Earliest start: 2025-03-01 , Latest end: 2025-10-31
Applications limited to ETH Zurich , EPFL - Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne , Università della Svizzera italiana
Organization Rehabilitation Engineering Lab
Hosts Devittori Giada
Topics Medical and Health Sciences