Lena Ting, professor and McCamish Foundation Distinguished Chair in Biomedical Engineering and co-director of the Neural Engineering Center, is one of three researchers from Georgia Tech a part of an interdisciplinary team conducting research on the mechanics of muscle control during agile movements in changing environments.
The institution partnership, Integrative Movement Sciences Institute (IMSI), is funded by a six-year $15 million NSF grant.
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