Subasree Ramakrishnan
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Subasree Ramakrishnan is a rising leader in neurorehabilitation robotics, focused on restoring mobility for patients with neurological injuries. Her research centers on the clinical application of robotic exoskeletons and overground gait training systems, with major contributions demonstrating their efficacy in stroke and spinal cord injury populations. In her pivotal 2023 study on the "Mobility Assisted Robotic System-MARS," she showed significant improvements in gait parameters among 29 chronic stroke survivors, establishing a protocol that bridges laboratory robotics to real-world walking. Her 2024 work extended this impact to patients with motor incomplete myelopathy, providing early evidence that robotic exoskeleton-assisted training enhances not only gait but also balance and overall disability. Though early in her career, her work has already garnered citations from leading rehabilitation engineering journals, signaling its foundational role in shaping evidence-based robotic therapy. Ramakrishnan’s research is notable for its pragmatic, patient-centered design—prioritizing overground, task-specific training over treadmill-based systems—which directly addresses the translational gap between assistive technology and daily function. Her achievements mark her as a key voice in the next generation of neurorehabilitation scientists.
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