Milos R. Popovic

University of Toronto

Canada

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Steven Prescott

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University of Toronto

CANADA

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Matija Milosevic

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UNITED STATES

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Cesar Marquez-Chin

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University of Toronto

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Lana Popovic-Maneski

SOUTH KOREA

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Milos R. Popovic

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Synchrony-Division Neural Multiplexing: An Encoding Model

Development of an Aerogel-Based Wet Electrode for Functional Electrical Stimulation

Dejan B. Popović (1950–2021)

Decomposing Working Memory in Recurrent Major Depression: Impaired Encoding and Limited Maintenance Immune-to-Encoding Constraint

Characterizing the stimulation interference in electroencephalographic signals during brain–computer interface–controlled functional electrical stimulation therapy

A Mass-Producible Washable Smart Garment with Embedded Textile EMG Electrodes for Control of Myoelectric Prostheses: A Pilot Study

Modeling and Reproducing Textile Sensor Noise: Implications for Textile-Compatible Signal Processing Algorithms

Feasibility and significance of stimulating interscapular muscles using transcutaneous functional electrical stimulation in able-bodied individuals

KITE-BCI: A brain-computer interface system for functional electrical stimulation therapy

Preliminary evaluation of the reliability and validity of the 3D printed Toronto Rehabilitation Institute-Hand Function Test in individuals with spinal cord injury

Comparing preference related to comfort in torque-matched muscle contractions between two different types of functional electrical stimulation pulses in able-bodied participants

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Steven Prescott

Matija Milosevic

Cesar Marquez-Chin

Lana Popovic-Maneski

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