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Dear Colleagues:
We are pleased to announce the winner of 2013 Delsys Prize for Innovation and the winner is Professor Sang Wook Lee from the Catholic University of America, United States. For further details on the winner and the proposal, please visit www.delsys.com (http://delsys.com/DelsysPrize/2013-Delsys-Prize-Winner.html).
This is the eleventh year that we have awarded the Prize and it is the intention of Delsys to continue this annual event in perpetuity. I wish to share with you the great pleasure we have in shepherding the increasing interest in the Prize.
This year we received 76 qualified entries from 24 countries. The entries represented a remarkably broad range of interests in diverse areas as Biomechanics, Kinesiology, Signal Processing, speech Pathology, Neuromuscular Assessment, Robotics Rehabilitation, Facial EMG, fMRI, TMS, and various other areas.
It is heartening to witness the growth and continuing maturation of the field of Electromyography. We are honored to play a small part in this success story and we are committed to illuminating outstanding contributions to the field.
I thank the Delsys Prize review board members Dr. Joe Hamill (USA), Dr. Philip Parker (Canada), Dr. Frans C.T. van der Helm (Netherlands) and Dr. Zev Rymer (USA) taking part in choosing the winner.
I wish to thank all the contributors who participated this year and invite all to consider participating in the 2014 Delsys Prize.
With best wishes,
Carlo De Luca
President and CEO
Delsys Inc.
Nov 4 2013
We are pleased to announce the winner of 2013 Delsys Prize for Innovation and the winner is Professor Sang Wook Lee from the Catholic University of America, United States. For further details on the winner and the proposal, please visit www.delsys.com (http://delsys.com/DelsysPrize/2013-Delsys-Prize-Winner.html).
This is the eleventh year that we have awarded the Prize and it is the intention of Delsys to continue this annual event in perpetuity. I wish to share with you the great pleasure we have in shepherding the increasing interest in the Prize.
This year we received 76 qualified entries from 24 countries. The entries represented a remarkably broad range of interests in diverse areas as Biomechanics, Kinesiology, Signal Processing, speech Pathology, Neuromuscular Assessment, Robotics Rehabilitation, Facial EMG, fMRI, TMS, and various other areas.
It is heartening to witness the growth and continuing maturation of the field of Electromyography. We are honored to play a small part in this success story and we are committed to illuminating outstanding contributions to the field.
I thank the Delsys Prize review board members Dr. Joe Hamill (USA), Dr. Philip Parker (Canada), Dr. Frans C.T. van der Helm (Netherlands) and Dr. Zev Rymer (USA) taking part in choosing the winner.
I wish to thank all the contributors who participated this year and invite all to consider participating in the 2014 Delsys Prize.
With best wishes,
Carlo De Luca
President and CEO
Delsys Inc.
Nov 4 2013