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Delsys Prize

The 16th Annual Delsys Prize

Promoting Innovation in Electromyography


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April 20, 2018 in Tokyo, Japan


Asian Symposium
on Motor Control in Biomechanics

Who We Are

Founded in 1985, The De Luca Foundation (DLF) is a private charitable organization. DLF dedicates its financial resources to serving the Biomechanics Research Community through R&D grants, travel grants, public education, and workshops to:

  • Raise awareness of innovative methodologies for understanding human motor control,
  • Fostering innovative work,
  • Educating students and young researchers, and 
  • Funding research ideas to study and cure neuromuscular diseases. 
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De Luca Foundation Celebrates the Life of Its Founder

DLF mourns the loss of Prof. Carlo J. De Luca who passed away on July 20, 2016.

Prof. De Luca was far-sighted and a consummate thinker who pushed the boundaries of motor control and science, championing research that led to some of the greatest innovations of our time - a system that reveals the neural control of force and movement by assessing the firing behavior of motor units during muscle contractions.

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What We Do

The Foundation supports researchers around the world through various mechanisms with the goal of fostering a path of innovation and breakthroughs in Electromyography and Human Movement Sciences.

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News & Events

Delsys Hosts Open House for National Biomechanics Day
April 16, 2018
Delsys, Altec, and the De Luca Foundation thank the engineering students from Boston University, University of Rhode Island, University of... Read More
16th Annual Delsys Prize
April 9, 2018
The De Luca Foundation is pleased to announce the 16th Annual Delsys Prize – Promoting Innovation in Electromyography. The Delsys Prize is an... Read More
2017 – An Unforgettable Year for Science
February 12, 2018
2017 was a memorable year for the science community.  Most notably, a global March for Science was organized in response to the United States’... Read More

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