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Ning Yao’s research centers on the biomechanics of balance and locomotion, with a particular focus on how animals—and by extension, humans—adapt to external disturbances. In her most cited work, “大鼠在侧向冲击下的平衡调节行为” (2014), she investigates the balancing strategies of rats subjected to lateral impacts, using a pendulum to strike the thorax and abdomen. This study reveals that animals dynamically adjust their movement patterns to maintain stability, offering foundational insights into neuromuscular control and fall prevention. Though her citation count is modest (2 citations for this paper), the work’s novelty lies in its precise, controlled experimental design and its implications for rehabilitation robotics and injury biomechanics. Yao’s contributions are notable for bridging animal behavior and engineering principles, providing a model for understanding how living systems recover from perturbations. Her research is particularly relevant for students and researchers in biomechanics, motor control, and bio-inspired robotics, where the interplay between disturbance and adaptive movement is key.
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- 1大鼠在侧向冲击下的平衡调节行为2 citations · 2014