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Henri Lorach is a pioneering neuroscientist whose research lies at the intersection of spinal cord neuromodulation and rehabilitation robotics. His work focuses on restoring motor function in individuals with paralysis, particularly by bridging the gap between neuroprosthetic devices and activity-dependent neural reorganization. In his landmark proof-of-concept study, "Augmenting rehabilitation robotics with spinal cord neuromodulation," Lorach demonstrated how combining implantable spinal cord stimulators with robotic exoskeletons can amplify neural activity in paralyzed patients, enabling them to engage more effectively in rehabilitation therapies. This approach addresses a critical limitation of conventional robotics, which often fails to generate sufficient neural engagement. With 13 citations since 2025, this work has already sparked significant interest in the neurorehabilitation community. Lorach’s contributions are notable for their translational potential, offering a scalable strategy to enhance plasticity and recovery after spinal cord injury. His interdisciplinary approach—merging engineering, neuroscience, and clinical application—positions him as a leading voice in the next generation of restorative neurotechnology.