NewsNa veelbelovende, kleinschalige tests onderzoeken het Medisch Spectrum Twente en het RadboudUMC of trillende sokken Parkinsonpatiënten helpen om beter te lopen. Uitvoerend onderzoeker is UT-alumnus Emilie Klaver, die vorig jaar afstudeerde als technisch geneeskundige. Ze zoekt nog zo’n twintig proefpersonen.
NewsAfter promising, small-scale tests, Medisch Spectrum Twente and RadboudUMC are investigating whether vibrating socks help Parkinson patients to walk better. Executive researcher is UT alumnus Emilie Klaver, who graduated last year as a technical physician. She is still looking for about twenty more test subjects.
This is the first edition of Campus, a magazine conceptualised and created by U-Today and Marketing & Communication. The magazine is the joint successor of two magazines: the Science & Technology Magazine of U-Today and the Alumni and Relations Magazine of the UT. Through stories about education, research, entrepreneurship, student life and alumni, we bring different groups together.
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