Our latest work with @dansoren @hooyman_kin showed that two weeks of reactive step training can improve stepping and may reduce fall-risk in Parkinson’s Disease. Check it out below!
Placebo: "if you think you can or you can't, you're right." New paper out with Nicole, @hooyman_kin, @SBRLaboratory and @schaefersyd: Placebo effects of tDCS on motor skill acquisition. https://t.co/RzpUun06de
.@asuigem is preparing to present its synthetic biology research project at the iGEM Grand Jamboree in Paris this fall. The project focuses on engineering bacteria to break down PFAS, harmful chemicals found in water. 💧 #iGEM2023#SustainableSolutions
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Drawn by @ASU's reputation for exceptional research, Andrew Monaghan "jumped at the chance" to come to @asuhealth. It was a dream come true.
"My involvement in neurorehabilitation research (helping Parkinson's patients) has been incredibly fulfilling." https://t.co/sseNUA3hzp
We want to give special shout outs to our amazing panel of speakers this year, including our keynote presenter Dr. Amy Bastian, as well as Jen Keller, Drs. Nora Fritz, Dan Peterson, Scott Beardsley and Lee Dibble! @WSU_NNL@dansoren
Thank you to everyone who has helped me successfully defend my PhD Dissertation today! Couldn’t do it without the guidance from @dansoren@LabCsu @Paddytwin1 and the countless others who I cannot possibly name in a single tweet. Cheers!
Congratulations to Maria F. Bandres, Sam Nemanich, Adeline Beeler, Mikayla McNally, Daniel Lench, and Joanna Eskander! These talented scientists were selected to deliver oral abstracts at #ASNR2023! Great presentations covering various important topics in #neurorehabilitation!
"#BlackHistoryMonth is a time to reflect on the contributions and experiences of Black people and their significant role in shaping society, culture and history so we can work towards creating a more just and equitable society for all.”
–Emmanuel Dasinor, @MSNatASU lab member
a bunch of my friends are choosing between PhD programs. here's my advice to them:
it is FAR more important to work with someone who is kind, than someone who does exactly the research you want to do or is at a prestigious institution.
This week #ASUEngineering Assistant Professor Brooke Coley and three @ASU faculty panelists will explore Black women's experiences in #STEM. Join the conversation in person or online on Wed, Feb. 8 at 3 p.m. MST.
More info: https://t.co/YjC1LYXtHv #BlackinSTEM#BlackHistoryMonth