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Margherita Razzoli began her doctoral studies at the Rehabilitation Engineering Laboratory (RELab) in January 2023. Her research focuses on the mechatronics development of the RELab tenoexo, a wearable robotic hand exoskeleton, and its clinical evaluation in post-​stroke rehabilitation, in combination with other techniques such as non-​invasive electrical stimulation.

Anna Knill started her PhD at the Rehabilitation Engineering Laboratory in January 2023. Her research focus is on novel, technology based methods to assess hand dexterity and finger function in a clinical setting. For this she is doing her thesis at the cereneo center for interdisciplinary research.

Congratulations to Jan Dittli, he successfully defended his PhD thesis on the development and clinical evaluation of a robotic hand orthosis for children with neurological impairments!

Dane Donegan is a Bridge Fellow and PostDoc at the RELab. He is working on the development of a closed-​loop non-​invasive brain stimulation device for stroke rehabilitation.