Seung Min Kim
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Seung Min Kim is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation, with a focus on the neural mechanisms underlying motor recovery after stroke. Her most-cited work, "Structural and functional improvements due to robot-assisted gait training in the stroke-injured brain" (2016, 32 citations), demonstrates how robotic therapy can induce measurable changes in brain plasticity and walking function. This study has been pivotal in bridging engineering and clinical neuroscience, offering evidence that targeted, repetitive training can reorganize damaged neural pathways. Kim’s research has helped validate robot-assisted gait training as a viable intervention for chronic stroke survivors, influencing rehabilitation protocols worldwide. Her contributions extend beyond this paper, as she continues to explore how technology-driven therapies can enhance cortical reorganization and functional outcomes. With her work cited by clinicians and engineers alike, Kim stands at the forefront of integrating robotics into evidence-based stroke rehabilitation, making her a key figure for students and researchers interested in the intersection of neuroplasticity, assistive technology, and recovery science.
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