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Thanassis Rikakis, Carnegie Mellon’s new vice provost for design, arts, and technology, previously designed systems to help stroke victims regain the use of their limbs. His work incorporated music and virtual reality with a series of physical motion tasks.

Incoming vice provost uses music, virtual reality to help stroke victims

Thanassis Rikakis, Carnegie Mellon’s new vice provost for design, arts, and technology, previously designed systems to help stroke victims regain the use of their limbs.

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