Michelle A. Keiski
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Dr. Michelle A. Keiski is a clinical neuropsychologist and researcher whose work centers on the intersection of epilepsy, cognition, and advanced assessment technologies. Her primary research areas include sensorimotor and cognitive functioning in epilepsy, the application of robotics to neurological assessment, and the development of more sensitive tools to capture subtle behavioral deficits often missed by traditional methods. In her most-cited work, "Assessing various sensorimotor and cognitive functions in people with epilepsy is feasible with robotics" (2020, 14 citations), Dr. Keiski demonstrated that robotic platforms can reliably quantify nuanced motor and cognitive performance in epilepsy patients, offering a promising alternative to conventional gold-standard assessments. This contribution is significant because it paves the way for earlier detection of comorbid impairments and more personalized intervention strategies. Her research is particularly impactful for students and clinicians interested in neuropsychological evaluation, rehabilitation engineering, and the integration of technology into clinical neuroscience. Dr. Keiski’s work exemplifies a forward-thinking approach to understanding the full spectrum of epilepsy-related disability, bridging the gap between laboratory innovation and real-world patient care.
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