The long-term goal of the CNAlab is to address the question of "How can we improve reduced motor function in older adults and in individuals with central nervous system injuries?" To address this long-term question, we focus on three key areas:
(1) Investigating neuromuscular mechanisms of motor impairments;
(2) Developing non-invasive, more practical techniques for an objective assessment of neuromuscular properties and of motor functions; and
(3) Establishing neuromuscular adaptation to sensorimotor stimulations.
Ultimately, our discoveries will provide fundamental knowledge that will be helpful for researchers/clinicians to quantify neuromuscular properties and motor impairments in a more practical manner and to design more effective rehabilitation interventions in clinical practice that can prevent the development of motor impairments and help them improve motor function and thus quality of life.
April 4–5, 2025: Sriparna presented her work at NEBEC 2025! Well done!
March 12, 2025: Krish won the 2025 ARORA and ASSOCIATES, P.C. scholarship! Congrats!
January 31, 2025: Successful pilot testing of an ultrasound-transparent high-density EMG electrode!
August 5–8, 2024: Jobelle, Nick, and Luis presented their work at ASB 2024! Well done!
May 20, 2024: Dr. Son joined Frontiers in Rehabilitation Sciences as an Associate Editor!
April 4–5, 2024: Jobelle, Nick, and Luis presented their work at NEBEC 2024! Well done!
March 15, 2024: Research paper published in Journal of Experimental Biology!
February 26, 2024: Editorial published in Frontiers in Rehabilitation Sciences!
November 2, 2023: Review paper published in Applied Sciences!
June 7, 2023: Editorial published in Frontiers in Human Neuroscience!
October 13, 2022: Research paper published in Clinical Biomechanics!
September 15, 2022: Dr. Son started a new project funded by NIH NIAMS R21 grant!
August 19, 2022: Dr. Son joined PLOS ONE as an Academic Editor!
July 21, 2022: Research paper published in JBJS Open Access!
July 14, 2022: Research paper published in Journal of Electromyography and Kinesiology!
June 10, 2022: Dr. Son joined Frontiers in Human Neuroscience as a Guest Associate Editor!
*June 1, 2022: CNAlab opened with seven undergraduate students!
Department of Biomedical Engineering, Newark College of Engineering
New Jersey Institute of Technology
University Heights, Newark, New Jersey 07102, United States