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Invitation to Participate - 7th Annual Delsys Prize
Promoting Innovation in Electromyography
The Delsys Prize was established in 2003 by Professor Carlo J. De Luca
to promote innovation in the field of Electromyography.
The competition is open to everyone with an interest in the field of
Electromyography. Participants must summarize their innovative work to
win a complete Myomonitor 16-Channlel Wireless EMG System with EMGworks
Signal Acquisition and Analysis Software. The Prize is valued at
$19,900 USD.
Submissions for the Delsys Prize must be received by midnight (EDT; GMT
-4) September 28, 2009. The winner will be selected by a 5-member panel
consisting of experts from scientific, engineering, and medical
disciplines. This year's panel members are Dr. Carlo De Luca of Boston
University, USA; Dr. Joseph Hamill of the University of Massachusetts at
Amherst, USA; Dr. Phillip Parker of the University of New Brunswick,
Canada; Dr. Frans C.T. van der Helm of Delft University of Technology,
Netherlands; and Dr. Serge Roy of Boston University, USA.
Past winners of the prize include: Ms. Kim Sherman of Sandalwood, Inc,
USA; Dr. F.C.T. van der Helm of the Delft University of Technology, the
Netherlands; Dr. A.L. Hof of the University of Groningen, the
Netherlands; Dr. Andrew J. Fuglevand of the University of Arizona, USA;
and Dr. Ping Zhou, Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago, Northwestern
University, Chicago, IL, USA. The winner of the 2008 Prize was Dr.
Helen Huang of the University of Rhode Island, Kingston, RI, USA.
To learn more about the prize and the previous winners, please visit
www.delsys.com/DelsysPrize/Prize_Apply.html
About Delsys Inc.
Delsys designs and markets precision Sensors and Systems for
electromyography and physiological monitoring. Our product families
include Desktop solutions and Wireless solutions. We have a diverse,
worldwide client base, servicing researchers and clinicians in many
fields, including Biomechanics, Physical Rehabilitation, Gait,
Orthopedics, Ergonomics, Sports Medicine, Exercise Physiology, and
Robotics
Delsys Inc.
September 10, 2009
Promoting Innovation in Electromyography
The Delsys Prize was established in 2003 by Professor Carlo J. De Luca
to promote innovation in the field of Electromyography.
The competition is open to everyone with an interest in the field of
Electromyography. Participants must summarize their innovative work to
win a complete Myomonitor 16-Channlel Wireless EMG System with EMGworks
Signal Acquisition and Analysis Software. The Prize is valued at
$19,900 USD.
Submissions for the Delsys Prize must be received by midnight (EDT; GMT
-4) September 28, 2009. The winner will be selected by a 5-member panel
consisting of experts from scientific, engineering, and medical
disciplines. This year's panel members are Dr. Carlo De Luca of Boston
University, USA; Dr. Joseph Hamill of the University of Massachusetts at
Amherst, USA; Dr. Phillip Parker of the University of New Brunswick,
Canada; Dr. Frans C.T. van der Helm of Delft University of Technology,
Netherlands; and Dr. Serge Roy of Boston University, USA.
Past winners of the prize include: Ms. Kim Sherman of Sandalwood, Inc,
USA; Dr. F.C.T. van der Helm of the Delft University of Technology, the
Netherlands; Dr. A.L. Hof of the University of Groningen, the
Netherlands; Dr. Andrew J. Fuglevand of the University of Arizona, USA;
and Dr. Ping Zhou, Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago, Northwestern
University, Chicago, IL, USA. The winner of the 2008 Prize was Dr.
Helen Huang of the University of Rhode Island, Kingston, RI, USA.
To learn more about the prize and the previous winners, please visit
www.delsys.com/DelsysPrize/Prize_Apply.html
About Delsys Inc.
Delsys designs and markets precision Sensors and Systems for
electromyography and physiological monitoring. Our product families
include Desktop solutions and Wireless solutions. We have a diverse,
worldwide client base, servicing researchers and clinicians in many
fields, including Biomechanics, Physical Rehabilitation, Gait,
Orthopedics, Ergonomics, Sports Medicine, Exercise Physiology, and
Robotics
Delsys Inc.
September 10, 2009