Yongqi Zhuang
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Dr. Yongqi Zhuang is a leading researcher in neural rehabilitation engineering, with a focus on integrating brain-computer interfaces and robotic systems to restore motor function after stroke. Their key research areas include corticomuscular coupling, voluntary motor effort decoding, and intelligent robotic control for upper-limb rehabilitation. Dr. Zhuang’s most cited work, “Corticomuscular integrated representation of voluntary motor effort in robotic control for wrist-hand rehabilitation after stroke” (2022, 26 citations), introduces a groundbreaking framework that combines central neural signals with peripheral muscle activity to drive robotic assistance. This approach enhances neuroplasticity by aligning robotic support with the patient’s own motor intent, offering a more natural and effective rehabilitation paradigm. By bridging the gap between neural command and physical movement, Dr. Zhuang’s contributions are advancing personalized, closed-loop therapies for stroke survivors. Their research has been recognized for its potential to transform clinical rehabilitation, with growing citation impact reflecting its significance in the field. Dr. Zhuang’s work continues to inspire innovations in assistive robotics and neurorehabilitation, making them a notable figure in the intersection of neuroscience and engineering.
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