Investigating the underlying mechanisms of neuromuscular function, specifically neural networks involved in motor learning and control, and neuroplasticity after injury and in response to rehabilitation interventions. The Advanced Rehabilitation Neuroimaging Lab applies cutting-edge neuroimaging techniques to perform these investigations in persons with motor disabilities in order to better understand diseases/injury and rehabilitation-related recovery mechanisms for the ultimate goal of improving function and quality of life of these individuals.
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Advanced Rehabilitation Neuroimaging Lab Team
Advanced Rehabilitation Neuroimaging Lab Team
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Research Scientist, Center for Mobility and Rehabilitation Engineering Research
PI - Advanced Rehabilitation Neuroimaging Laboratory -
Research Engineer, Center for Mobility and Rehabilitation Engineering Research
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Research Engineer, Center for Mobility and Rehabilitation Engineering Research
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Post Doctoral Fellow, Center for Mobility and Rehabilitation Engineering Research
Funding Support
Research is funded by National Institutes of Health / Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, New Jersey Commission on Spinal Cord Research, New Jersey Commission on Brain Injury Research, and National MS Society.
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