Portrait of

Marco Santello

Professor, School of Biological and Health Systems Engineering

Total mentored projects: 4

Marco Santello is a professor and director of the School of Biological and Health Systems Engineering in the Ira A. Fulton School of Engineering at Arizona State University. Santello is also director of the Neural Control of Movement Laboratory.

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Spring 2022

Emmanuella Ayikailey Tagoe

Biomedical engineering

Investigating How Training Improves Dexterous Finger Force Control

Developing rehabilitative training that improves dexterous finger force control may alleviate impaired hand function after a stroke.

Program: MORE

Spring 2020

Zachery Hosea Shropshire

Biomedical engineering

A Self-Fluctuating Prosthetic AirActuator Liner With A Soft Memory Foam Design for Lower Limb Amputees to Improve Comfort, Stability, and Fluctuation in Prosthetic Sockets

Studying the comfort and pressure inside the sockets of amputees to give them comfort and stability could change the world of prosthetics.

Program: FURI

Fall 2019

Zachery Hosea Shropshire

Biomedical engineering

A Self-Fluctuating Actuator Air Prosthetic Liner With Memory Foam Design for Lower Limb Amputees to Improve Comfort, Stability, and Fluctuation in Prosthetic Sockets:

Studying the volume fluctuation and pressure in a prosthetic socket could provide better quality of life for amputees.

Program: FURI

Spring 2018

Fangchi Shao

Biomedical engineering

Cortical Contributions of Sensory Gaiting to Voluntary Movement: A Somatosensory Evoked Potential Study

Program: FURI

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