Faculty Research Interests and Laboratories

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	Harsimran Baweja, Director Neuromechanics and Neuroplasticity Laboratory ENS 216 The main goal of the lab is to optimize sensorimotor recovery and learning in patients with neurological disorders.
	Antoinette Domingo, Co-Director Rehabilitation Biomechanics Laboratory PG 181 The goal of the Dr. Domingo’s research is to elucidate the best methods for locomotor rehabilitation after neurological injury using principles of biomechanics, motor learning and motor control, as well as using technology to improve health in disabled populations.
	Sara Gombatto, Co-Director Rehabilitation Biomechanics Laboratory PG 181 Dr. Gombatto’s research is focused on examining the mechanisms underlying chronic-recurrent low back pain, with the goal of primary and secondary prevention.
	Katrina Maluf, Director Applied Sensorimotor Research Laboratory ENS 213 The goal of the Applied Sensorimotor Research Laboratory is to identify mechanisms underlying psychomotor responses to stress and pain, and to apply this knowledge to the prevention and treatment of chronic pain disorders.
	Mitchell Rauh, Director Running and Sports Injury Prevention Research Laboratory ENS Annex 001A The goal of the Running and Sports Injury Prevention and Research Laboratory is to identify the distributions and determinants of injury in sport and military populations.
	Michael Rosenthal, Director Orthopedic and Sports Rehabilitation Optimization and Outcomes Laboratory ENS Annex 3B The intent of the laboratory is to examine various rehabilitation methods (e.g., personalized blood flow restriction training) purported to optimize recovery and functional outcomes following orthopedic and sports related injuries/conditions.
	Lori Tuttle, Director Pelvic Health and Rehabilitation Laboratory PG/FA 1480 The Pelvic Health and Rehabilitation Laboratory is focused on understanding the role of muscle and other support structures during both normal movement and pelvic floor dysfunction.