US EditionFrom Cologne to Country Roads: One scientist's interdisciplinary journey to build bridges (and robotic insects) between neuroscience and engineering
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From Cologne to Country Roads: One scientist's interdisciplinary journey to build bridges (and robotic insects) between neuroscience and engineering
When Gesa Dinges started her academic career in neurobiology, she didn’t expect to find herself pulled into the world of engineering. But after meeting West Virginia University robotics assistant professor Nick Szczecinski at the University of Cologne during his postdoctoral appointment, she realized that her research questions would benefit from the expertise of disciplines outside […]
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