Categories:
- The Case for, and Path to, a Mathematical Model of Urinary Tract Function
- The Simple-As-Possible Approach to Lower Urinary Tract Simulation
- Very Simple Simulation of Very Simple Neurons
- More Success with Less Control in BCI Cursor Tasks
- The Impossibly Incongruous Cursor Control Task
- Negative Volume: A Red Flag for Cystometry
- How Does the Bladder “Decide” When to Pee?
- The Need for Ethical Structure in Biomedical Research
- How Much Pee is Left Inside? (Techniques for Basic Science Urology)
- We (ok, rats) Lose Urethral Sensitivity as We Age: Hints into Underactive Bladder Etiology
- The Entire Human Hand as a Joystick for Robots: What Would it Take?
- NIDDK Grant to Revolutionize Mathematical Systems Physiology
- A New Way to Test Brain-Computer Interface Decoders: the jaBCI
- Age Changes Neural Regulation of the Bladder and Urethra
- Transition to Emory