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This non-invasive study investigates Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS)- based decoding of executed and imagined hand actions in all healthy adults.

This novel study examines the potential of computer visualisation and algorithms to aid in post-stroke recovery, without the use of wearables.

Researchers at FHT developed an ethical code on health data governance in Singapore through a modified Policy Delphi process, and explored the potential implications of its application.

FHT describes a protocol for a systematic review on Mobile Health (mHealth) interventions promoting healthy ageing

Held from 12-16 June, the TCRT Summer School will feature plenary lectures, case studies, and networking moments in the field of technology-assisted rehabilitation.

FHT researchers conducted focus group discussions with university students in Singapore to explore perceptions about mhealth interventions for depression and anxiety. 

A team from FHT investigates and tests the utility of the Interactive Usability Toolbox (IUT) platform for wearable robotic devices.

FHT researchers identified and reviewed factors influencing user adherence to Mobile Health (mHealth) apps for more effective digital health interventions.

Researchers from FHT & ETH Zurich reviewed and evaluated intention detection strategies for upper limb robotic orthoses.

Using a machine learning approach, FHT researchers and their co-authors develop a means to identify people at high risk of falls.

Dr Rita Cheng of FHT and her co-researchers were awarded the Best Research prize in the symposium’s poster contest for novel interventions for moderately impaired chronic stroke patients

Dr Jacqueline Mair from FHT will examine adaptive pacing therapy in treating people with chronic fatigue

Dr Rea Lehner and Assoc. Prof. Bernadette Richards receive seed funding to study global health data sharing together with Australian partners

FHT's Dr Rita Cheng will use the opportunity to learn, network and advance her research on stroke rehabilitation.

What are the basic concepts of User Centered Design (UCD)? Jan Meyer, PhD student at the RELAB ETH Zurich, outlines the ten steps towards UCD that were covered during an UCD workshop organised by the FHT programme.

Prof. Effy Vayena, who heads the Health Data Governance and Value Creation module in Future Health Technologies discusses privacy in contact tracing in this ETH podcast.