Rutgers Student Leads Team to Build Child's Prosthesis
From: Rehab Management - 11/17/2015

A biomedical engineering student at Rutgers University, as her summer
research project, helped build a prosthetic hand for a child.

The student, Katherine Lau, was looking for a summer research project to
perform while home in Las Vegas during her summer break from college.
Networking among healthcare professionals connected her to University of
Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) mechanical engineering professor Brendan O'Toole.

Lau’s team adapted public domain designs for 3D-printed hands to fit the
child's size and accommodate the specific nature of her deformity. Working
with Hailey throughout the summer, they fashioned a hand with fingers that
grasped objects while she bent her wrist forward.

Read the entire article at:
http://www.rehabpub.com/2015/11/rutgers-student-leads-team-build-childs-prosthesis

Links:
Katherine Lau
https://douglass.rutgers.edu/students/katherine-lau

Rutgers Biomedical Engineering Student Leads Team to Build a Prosthesis for
  Little Girl's Hand
http://news.rutgers.edu/feature/rutgers-biomedical-engineering-student-leads-team-build-prosthesis-little-girl%E2%80%99s-hand/20140928

Rutgers Student Led a Team that Built a Prosthesis for Little Girl's Hand
http://news.rutgers.edu/feature/rutgers-student-led-team-built-prosthesis-little-girl%E2%80%99s-hand/20151115

Rutgers student lends a helping hand
http://btn.com/2014/10/16/btn-livebig-rutgers-student-lends-a-helping-hand