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Sook-Lei Liew is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation, motor control, and brain-computer interfaces, with a focus on developing accessible technologies for stroke recovery. Her work bridges neuroscience and engineering to create innovative, home-based interventions that improve motor function and quality of life for individuals with chronic motor impairments. Notably, her 2024 study on an at-home muscle biofeedback program demonstrated that improvements in motor control are directly linked to enhanced quality of life in chronic stroke survivors, offering a scalable solution for those with severe arm impairment. Liew also contributed to the 2013 International Workshop on Brain-Neural Machine Interfaces (BNMIs), where she helped outline a clinical roadmap for translating neural control systems—such as imagined movement-driven prosthetics—into real-world rehabilitation tools. Her research has garnered significant attention, with her most-cited works accumulating over 3 citations each, reflecting their impact on the field. Through her work, Liew is advancing practical, patient-centered approaches that empower individuals to regain mobility and independence, making her a key figure in the future of neurorehabilitation and assistive technology.
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