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Human Performance Clinical Research Laboratory - Health and Exercise Science

Human Performance Clinical Research Laboratory Movement Neuroscience and Rehabilitation Laboratory

Transforming Lives Through Neuroscience and Rehabilitation

The Movement Neuroscience and Rehabilitation Laboratory is dedicated to advancing the understanding of cognitive and motor impairments in older adults and individuals with neurological conditions. Through a combination of cutting-edge behavioral neuroscience approaches and passive monitoring technology, we aim to improve functional independence and enhance the quality of life.

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Our Research

At the Movement Neuroscience and Rehabilitation Laboratory, we investigate the neurological mechanisms behind cognitive and motor impairments, using advanced technologies to develop solutions that enhance independence and quality of life for older adults and those with neurological conditions.

Dr. Neha Lodha in the Movement Neuroscience and Rehabilitation Lab. Health and Exercise Science, Colorado State University, October 9, 2019

Outreach

We are committed to making our research accessible to a broader audience, striving to inspire positive change and problem-solving that benefits not only the scientific community but society as a whole.

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Mentoring

Our lab fosters an inclusive environment where students from all backgrounds are supported through tailored mentorship, hands-on experience, and constructive guidance, preparing them for success in any field.

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Lab Team and Our Collaborators

Our team is a diverse group of passionate researchers, students, and collaborators dedicated to driving innovation and making a meaningful impact. Together, we work toward advancing the field of movement neuroscience and rehabilitation.

Dr. Neha Lodha and her team of post-doctoral fellows, graduate and undergraduate students in the Movement Neuroscience and Rehabilitation Laboratory.