Jolijn Coolen
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Jolijn Coolen is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation, specializing in robot-mediated therapy for individuals with neurological disorders. Her work focuses on adaptive training systems that restore upper limb function in patients with chronic stroke and multiple sclerosis (MS). Her most-cited study, with 48 citations, demonstrated the proof-of-concept efficacy of the I-TRAVLE system—an individualized, robot-assisted training regime—in a cohort of 13 MS patients and 14 chronic stroke survivors. By tailoring therapy to each patient’s unique impairments, Coolen’s research bridges the gap between robotic technology and personalized rehabilitation, offering a scalable solution for long-term motor recovery. Her contributions highlight the potential of adaptive robotics to improve quality of life in populations with limited treatment options. Coolen’s work is widely recognized for its clinical relevance, advancing evidence-based practices in neurorehabilitation and inspiring further innovation in human-robot interaction for therapeutic applications.
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