Winnie Jensen

Improving signal reliability for on-line joint angle estimation from nerve cuff recordings of muscle afferents.

On variability and use of rat primary motor cortex responses in behavioral task discrimination.

In-vivo implant mechanics of flexible, silicon-based ACREO microelectrode arrays in rat cerebral cortex.

A method for monitoring intra-cortical motor cortex responses in an animal model of ischemic stroke.

Translational neural engineering: multiple perspectives on bringing benchtop research into the clinical domain.

Relationship between grasping force and features of single-channel intramuscular EMG signals.

A criterion for signal-based selection of wavelets for denoising intrafascicular nerve recordings.

Development of an implantable transverse intrafascicular multichannel electrode (TIME) system for relieving phantom limb pain.

Impacts of selected stimulation patterns on the perception threshold in electrocutaneous stimulation.

Estimation of grasping force from features of intramuscular EMG signals with mirrored bilateral training.

Simultaneous and proportional force estimation in multiple degrees of freedom from intramuscular EMG.

Spike detection and clustering with unsupervised wavelet optimization in extracellular neural recordings.

Evaluation of sensation evoked by electrocutaneous stimulation on forearm in nondisabled subjects.

Identification of a self-paced hitting task in freely moving rats based on adaptive spike detection from multi-unit M1 cortical signals.

Human ability in identification of location and pulse number for electrocutaneous stimulation applied on the forearm.

Biosafety assessment of an intra-neural electrode (TIME) following sub-chronic implantation in the median nerve of Göttingen minipigs.

Subchronic stimulation performance of transverse intrafascicular multichannel electrodes in the median nerve of the Göttingen minipig.

The Effect of Spinal Cord Stimulation on Epileptic Seizures.

Optimal Vagus Nerve Stimulation Frequency for Suppression of Spike-and-Wave Seizures in Rats.

The Influence of Vagus Nerve and Spinal Cord Stimulation on the Ictal Fast Ripple Activity in a Spike-and-Wave Rat Model of Seizures.

Simulation of a Real-Time Brain Computer Interface for Detecting a Self-Paced Hitting Task.

A New Rat Model of Seizures Suitable for Screening Antiepileptic Electrical Stimulation Therapies.

Phantom somatosensory evoked potentials following selective intraneural electrical stimulation in two amputees.

The effect of time on EMG classification of hand motions in able-bodied and transradial amputees.

Patient care for postamputation pain and the complexity of therapies: living experiences.

On the robustness of real-time myoelectric control investigations: a multiday Fitts' law approach.

A Multiday Evaluation of Real-Time Intramuscular EMG Usability with ANN.

Modulation of SI and ACC response to noxious and non-noxious electrical stimuli after the spared nerve injury model of neuropathic pain.

Online Closed-Loop Control Using Tactile Feedback Delivered Through Surface and Subdermal Electrotactile Stimulation.

Altered evoked low-frequency connectivity from SI to ACC following nerve injury in rats.

The effect of peripheral high-frequency electrical stimulation on the primary somatosensory cortex in pigs.

A systematic review of porcine models in translational pain research.

The Use of the Velocity Selective Recording Technique to Reveal the Excitation Properties of the Ulnar Nerve in Pigs.

Effect of Modulated TENS on Corticospinal Excitability in Healthy Subjects.

Gamma-band enhancement of functional brain connectivity following transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation.

On determining the mechanical nociceptive threshold in pigs: a reliability study.

From pulse width modulated TENS to cortical modulation: based on EEG functional connectivity analysis.

Morphology and morphometry of the ulnar nerve in the forelimb of pigs.

Porcine Model of Cerebral Ischemic Stroke Utilizing Intracortical Recordings for the Continuous Monitoring of the Ischemic Area.

High-frequency electrical stimulation increases cortical excitability and mechanical sensitivity in a chronic large animal model.

Spared ulnar nerve injury results in increased layer III-VI excitability in the pig somatosensory cortex.

Comparison of Subdural and Intracortical Recordings of Somatosensory Evoked Responses.

Pigs as a translational animal model for the study of peak alpha frequency.