Giada Serratore
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Giada Serratore’s research lies at the intersection of neurorehabilitation, human-robot interaction, and cognitive neuroscience, with a focus on enhancing motor recovery after neurological injury. Her most cited work, a 2024 study combining eye-tracking and HD-EEG, investigates how visual feedback and physiotherapist-patient interaction shape neural dynamics during robot-assisted gait training. By demonstrating that therapist presence and visual cues modulate cortical activity and motor learning, Serratore provides critical insights for designing more effective, patient-centered robotic rehabilitation protocols. Her findings challenge purely automated approaches, emphasizing the irreplaceable role of human interaction in therapy. With her work already garnering early citations and attention, Serratore is establishing herself as a rising voice in neurorehabilitation engineering. Her research not only advances fundamental understanding of sensorimotor integration but also offers practical guidance for clinicians and engineers developing next-generation gait training systems. For students and researchers, Serratore’s work exemplifies how interdisciplinary methods—from EEG to eye-tracking—can unravel the complex interplay between technology, therapist, and patient in recovery.
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