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Helen (He) Huang Assistant Professor Department of Electrical, Computer, & Biomedical Engineering Kelley Annex A116, 4 East Alumni Avenue Kingston, RI 02881 (Office) (401) 874-2385 Email: huang@ele.uri.edu |
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Research Interests |
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Dr. Huang's primary research interests include neural control of prosthesis, development of intelligent and adaptive control system for therapeutic robots and prostheses, modeling and analysis of neuromuscular control of movement in normal and neurologically disordered humans, and understanding the neurophysiologic mechanism of spinal cord stimulation on restoring the ambulation of spinal cord injured patients. Her specialties lie in machine learning, adaptive control, neural signal processing, biomechanical modeling, and motion analysis. |
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Recent Publications |
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Recent Journal Papers Huang H, P Zhou, G Li, TA Kuiken, Spatial Filters Improves EMG Classification Accuray Following Targeted Muscle Reinnervation, Annals of Biomedical Engineering, 37(9), 1849-57, 2009 Huang H, TA Kuiken, R. Lipschutz. A Strategy for Identifying Locomotion Modes using Surface Electromyography, IEEE Trans Biomed Eng, 56(1) 65-73 2009. Miller, L, R. Lipschutz, K. Stubblefield, B. Lock, H Huang, TL. Williams, R. Weir, TA. Kuiken. Shoulder Disarticulation Fitting With Six Independently Controlled Motors After Targeted Hyper-Reinnervation Nerve Transfer Surgery, Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 89(11):2057-65, 2008. Huang H, P Zhou, G Li, TA Kuiken, An analysis of EMG electrode configuration for targeted muscle reinnervation based neural machine interface, IEEE Transactions on Neural Systems and Rehabilitation Engineering, 16(1):37-45, Feb 2008. Zhou, P, MM. Lowery, KB. Englehart, H Huang, G Li, L Hargrove, JPA. Dewald, and TA. Kuiken, Decoding a New Neural-Machine Interface for Control of Artificial Limbs, Journal of Neurophysiology, Vol 98, Issue 5, Nov. 2007, page 2974-82.
Book Chapter Steven L. Wolf, He Huang, Chapter 12: Biofeedback in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation: Principles and Practice, 5th edition, eds. W. Frontera, Philadelphia : Lippincott Williams & Wilkins (Forthcoming)
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STAC awards $1.5M in research grants, with Ted Nesi, PBN, Jan 28, 2009 (ProJo newspaper, PDF) Also see STAC news: STAC Awards 23 Scientists, 10 Institutions Funding for Collaborative Projects
URI biomedical engineer wins 2008 Delsys Prize, with Susan Baird, PBN, Oct 28 2008 Also see 2008 Delsys Prize Winner (Delsys.com), Huang wins prize for EMG/lower-limb research, (The O&P Edge, November 17, 2008),
Thinking Makes It So: Science Extends Reach Of Prosthetic Arms, ScienceDaily, November 12, 2007.
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