Chiu‐Wing Winnie Chu
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About
Chiu-Wing Winnie Chu is a leading researcher in stroke rehabilitation, specializing in the neuroplasticity mechanisms underlying motor recovery. Her work centers on brain-computer interface (BCI)-guided and EMG-driven robot-assisted training for chronic stroke survivors, using multimodal neuroimaging (EEG, fMRI) to map functional and structural brain reorganization. Her highly cited studies, including a 2020 paper on interhemispheric functional reorganization (48 citations) and a 2021 concurrent EEG/fMRI study (40 citations), demonstrate that BCI-guided training induces long-term neuroplasticity in motor-related regions, correlating with improved hand function. She has also explored personalized high-definition tDCS combined with robotic training to enhance neural activation. With over 165 total citations, Chu’s research provides critical insights into restoring interhemispheric balance and optimizing rehabilitation strategies. Her work is foundational for developing targeted, neurofeedback-driven therapies that promote sustained motor recovery in chronic stroke patients, making her a key contributor to the field of neurorehabilitation engineering.
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