We were
delighted to be joined by not one, not two, but three exciting speakers at the
June 2016 CATCH Networking Lunch.
The sixth
event, held in the ICOSS Conference Room this week, saw Dr Kianoush Nazarpour,
Lecturer in Biomedical Engineering at Newcastle University, take us through the
case pro and against advanced machine learning in control of prosthetic hands.
A captivated audience asked many questions of Dr Nazarpour and a lively
discussion about the limitations of the current models followed his
presentation.
CATCH’s very
own Dr Rebecca Palmer and Madeleine Harrison then enlightened the group in the
differences between being a participant or advisor in Patient and Public
Involvement (PPI) with a fun interactive slot.
More than 20
academics, researchers and professional services staff networked and enjoyed
learning about the latest developments within CATCH.
The next
CATCH Networking Lunch will be held on Wednesday 20th July from 12.15 - 14.00
in the Alfred Denny Building Conference Room.
For further information please visit these websites:
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