Carlos Luque-Moreno

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Dr. Carlos Luque-Moreno is a leading figure in neurorehabilitation, dedicated to advancing motor recovery after central nervous system injury. His research focuses on harnessing neural plasticity through innovative, technology-driven therapies. A key contribution is his work on integrating robotic exoskeletons and brain-computer interfaces into clinical rehabilitation protocols, aiming to restore function in patients with stroke or spinal cord injury. His editorial, "New approaches for central nervous system rehabilitation" (2024), synthesizes emerging strategies for promoting neuroplasticity, reflecting his role as a thought leader in the field. While his most cited work is recent, his broader portfolio—including studies on virtual reality and non-invasive brain stimulation—has garnered significant attention, with several papers accumulating over 50 citations each. Dr. Luque-Moreno’s impact lies in bridging engineering and clinical practice, offering practical frameworks for translating lab discoveries into bedside therapies. His work continues to shape how clinicians approach motor recovery, making him a vital voice for students and researchers exploring the future of CNS rehabilitation.