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A feedback systems perspective for modeling and controlling epileptic seizures	A next-generation bacterial biosensor for remote or automated applications

A robotic transtibial prosthesis with regenerative kinetics	Acoustic biosensor for measuring major inhibitory neurotransmitter GABA

Analysis of motor cortical control and adaptation in a brain-machine interface setting	Approaches to asynchronous control of motor cortical neural prosthetics

Automated seizure prediction and control in a rat model of chronic epilepsy	Content-based image analysis techniques and biological validation schemes for images depicting spatial gene expression patterns in developing embryos

Cortical control of hand orientation during reach-to-grasp movements in three-dimensional space	Design of collagen-binding proteoglycan mimics

Development of a novel immersive and interactive therapeutic tool for neurorehabilitation	Dry-etch benzocyclobutene (BCB) based neural-electronic interface

Dynamic modeling of biomineralization and muscular adaptation during fracture healing	Heat shock protein 20 (HSP20) phosphopeptides alter actin cytoskeletal dynamics

High frequency ultrasound modifications to the electrical activation of neural tissue	Inorganic biohybrid nanoparticles for targeted drug delivery

Modeling motoneurons and the effects of spinal cord injury	Prediction of hand path and reach location from neuronal activity in dorsal premotor cortical area for neuroprosthetic control

Preferences in directions of arm movements	Protein separation and detection with microfabricated devices

Rational design of cancer targeting molecules	Research on MRM template and atlas framework of mouse brains

Template-directed deposition of amyloid	Tentacle probes: Five technologies to revolutionize diagnostics in a single probe

The development of an in situ-gelling reverse emulsion polymeric system for functional embolization	The relative contributions of external noise sources in human intracranial microwire recordings

Towards applicable neuroprosthetics: Enhanced algorithms and brain-machine adaptation