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Meghan E. Huber

@mehuber.bsky.social

👩‍🔬 assistant professor in mechanical and industrial engineering at umass amherst 🦿studying the physical interaction between humans, robots, and the world around us 🎾 otherwise playing tennis 🌐 www.umass.edu/robotics/hrsl

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Meghan E. Huber @mehuber.bsky.social · 11/03/2025

Postdoc opportunity to do digital twin research for human and humanoid agile locomotion with myself, Wouter Hoogkamer @umill.bsky.social and Donghyun Kim! See forms.gle/FRFtLNiY7j3z... for more info and to apply by 3/19.

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Meghan E. Huber @mehuber.bsky.social · 06/12/2024

Off to California for the weekend! By this time next week, my semester will be over, we'll finally have running water in our house again, and who knows, maybe Keebs will finally break 2:30 at CIM!

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Meghan E. Huber @mehuber.bsky.social · 26/11/2024

I am actively recruiting several PhD students to join my lab at UMass Amherst (you can apply as ME, BME, or CICS) to work on wearable robotics for walking/running and neuromotor control (primitives for action generation and perception)! Shoot me an email if you're interested!

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Meghan E. Huber @mehuber.bsky.social · 22/11/2024

When you get the chance to attend a conference in Europe during Christmas market time, you take it! What a special time ringing in the holiday season at #humanoids in Nancy, France!

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Meghan E. Huber @mehuber.bsky.social · 04/03/2024

In our latest collaborative paper with Wouter Hoogkamer, we show that exaggerating step length asymmetry during with a robotic hip exoskeleton elicits locomotor adaptation similar to split-belt treadmill training. #HRSLxUMILL #biomechsky

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Robotic Hip Exoskeleton Shows Promise for Helping Stroke Patients Regain Their Stride | UMass Amherst

A portable robotic device created by UMass Amherst researchers provides new avenue for making state-of-the-art gait rehabilitation methods more effective and accessible.

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