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Yue Lan is a leading researcher at the intersection of rehabilitation robotics and neural engineering, with a core focus on restoring motor function for stroke survivors and individuals with neurological impairments. Her most cited work, a 2017 feasibility study on an ankle rehabilitation robot, pioneered the integration of steady-state visual evoked potentials (SSVEP) with passive training protocols. By combining brain-computer interface (BCI) technology with virtual reality, Lan demonstrated that patients could actively engage their neural pathways during robotic-assisted therapy, a breakthrough that has garnered 24 citations and laid the groundwork for closed-loop rehabilitation systems. More recently, she co-authored the 2024 clinical practice guidelines for standing balance disorder in stroke patients, a comprehensive framework addressing static and dynamic instability that directly impacts fall risk and daily living activities. This work reflects her commitment to translating neuroengineering innovations into evidence-based clinical protocols. Lan’s research uniquely bridges the gap between neural signal processing and practical rehabilitation outcomes, offering scalable solutions for motor recovery. Her contributions are particularly vital for aging populations and stroke survivors, where her SSVEP-based robotic training paradigm promises to make passive therapy more cognitively engaging and physiologically effective.
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