schedule
Time zone: ET (UTC−05:00 - New York)
Attendance is free but registration is required to obtain the password for the webinar
Zoom webinar
Poster session - rooms Robot-aided neuromech W1 and W2
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Start
Speaker Name
Talk Title
9:00 AM
Organizers
Opening Remarks
9:10 AM
Neville Hogan
Can We Develop a Validated, Quantitative Theory of Neuro-Recovery?
9:30 AM
Ilana Nisky
Tactile stimulation in healthy and impaired control of movement
9:50 AM
Panagiotis Artemiadis
Variable Stiffness Treadmill: a tool for understanding and rehabilitating gait impairment
10:10 AM
Hyung-Soon Park
Development of a robotic device for identifying abnormal neuromuscular coordination post stroke
10:30 AM
Heike Vallery
Assisting or perturbing human balance using wearable gyroscopic actuators
10:45 AM
11:00 AM
Start
Speaker Name
Talk Title
12:00 PM
Darryl Thelen
Estimating force of individual muscles during walking
12:20 PM
Massimo Sartori
Closing the loop between wearable robots and the neuromuscular system during human movement
12:40 PM
Hyunglae Lee
Task-dependent modulation of 2D ankle stiffness during standing and walking
1:00 PM
Fabrizio Sergi
1:20 PM
Katia Mombaur
Minimizing and estimating human lumbar torques with spinal exoskeletons
1:40 PM
Francisco Valero-Cuevas
Using robots for studying and breaking pathologic synergies in stroke
2:00 PM
Break
Robot-assisted imaging of neuromuscular function using robots and MRI
Start
Speaker Name
Talk Title
2:10 PM
Roger Gassert
Robot-assisted assessment of motor and proprioceptive hand function and their recovery after stroke
2:30 PM
Elliott Rouse
Impairments in ankle mechanical impedance post-stroke
2:50 PM
James Sulzer
Neural operant conditioning
3:10 PM
Marcia O'Malley
Assessing Wrist Movement and Coordination with Robotic Devices
3:30 PM
Laura Marchal-Crespo
Optimize Motor Learning to Improve Neurorehabilitation
3:50 PM
Etienne Burdet
Interaction control between humans and with robots
4:10 PM
End of Workshop
10:40 AM
W2
Start
Authors and Title
Spatial Chat Room
10:30 AM
J. W. Ailsworth, J. A. Blaylock, S. L. Norman, D. J. Reinkensmeyer, and D. G. Kamper, “An Actuated Glove Targeting Brain and Muscle Activation for Hand Rehabilitation Following Stroke”
W1
10:32 AM
N. Cai, P. Cherepanova, J. P.A. Dewald, and N. Gurari, “Torques Unintentionally Generated about the Elbow after a Hemiparetic Stroke are Inaccurately Perceived: Preliminary Findings”
W1
10:34 AM
R. Nikonowicz, A. Zonnino, and F. Sergi, “Development of StretchfMRI to study the neural correlates of fast feedback responses in the brainstem”
W1
10:36 AM
A. J. Farrens and F. Sergi, “Neural correlates of dynamic adaptation and motor memory formation in two-degree of freedom wrist pointing”
W1
10:38 AM
P. Esmatloo and A. D. Deshpande, “Quality-Focused, Impairment-Targeted Approach in Rehabilitation of the Hand after Stroke”
W1
O. Özen, K. A. Buetler, and L. Marchal-Crespo, “Enhancing Motor Learning of Dynamic Tasks by Promoting Motor Variability During Training with Robotic Assistance”
10:42 AM
M. M. Wu, L. Drnach, S. Bong, and L. Ting, “Do human-human hand interactions assist balance by providing mechanical support or communicating information?”
W2
10:44 AM
A. Shafti, S. Haar, R. Mio, P. Guilleminot, A. A. Faisal, “Sensorimotor Constraints of Robotic Human Augmentation”
W2
10:46 AM
N. Dunkelberger and M. K. O'Malley, “Combining Functional Electrical Stimulation and a Robotic Exoskeleton to Assist Arm Movements”
W2