Two SHRS teams came away with prize money during the latest Pitt Innovation Challenge (PInCh). Prosthetics & Orthotics' team project, "Good Vibrations," introduced a novel vibration therapy device for treating residual/phantom limb pain and muscle atrophy in amputees. Team participants included students Brianna Perry and Kevin Quinn (pictured first); Goeran Fiedler, assistant professor; and David Brienza, associate dean for Technology and Innovation, SHRS, and professor. Communication Science and Disorders' team project, "Aphasia Games for Health," developed an aphasia treatment game that can improve language outcomes and fight social isolation. The team included Will Evans, assistant professor, and doctoral students Rob Cavanaugh and Yina Quique. Both teams took home $25,000.