Chia-yi Lee

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Chia-yi Lee is a leading researcher in stroke rehabilitation, with a primary focus on robot-assisted therapy and its application to upper limb recovery. Her most cited work, a 2011 study on the effects of treatment intensity in robot-assisted therapy for chronic stroke, has garnered 108 citations and remains a cornerstone in understanding dose-response relationships in neurorehabilitation. Lee’s major contribution lies in systematically investigating how varying intensities of robotic intervention influence motor recovery, providing critical evidence that higher-intensity therapy can yield superior functional outcomes. This work has helped shape clinical protocols and rehabilitation guidelines, bridging the gap between engineering innovation and patient-centered care. Beyond this landmark study, Lee has advanced the field by exploring the mechanisms underlying therapy-induced neuroplasticity and optimizing treatment parameters for chronic stroke survivors. Her research is widely cited by clinicians, engineers, and neuroscientists, underscoring its impact on both rehabilitation science and clinical practice. Lee’s achievements include securing competitive research funding and collaborating on international trials, solidifying her reputation as a key figure in evidence-based neurorehabilitation.