Michael C. Rosenberg, PhD
GNRL Director
Assistant Professor
Electrical & Biomedical Engineering
PhD Students
Alex Johansson, DPT
Pursuing: PhD in Biomedical Engineering
Project: Experimental approaches to quantifying how motor and cognitive impairments shape movement neuromechanics for rehabilitation personalization.
Non-academic interests: Mountain biking, running, hiking, tabletop games, fiber sports (knitting and crochet), and many more!
Undergraduate Students
Vinny Cooper
Pursuing: BS in Biomedical Engineering
Project: Investigating which experimental walking conditions and measurement modalities best encode the information needed to predict responses to gait rehabilitation.
Non-academic interests: Mountain Biking, Skiing, Rock Climbing, Running.
Amelia Huxley
Pursuing: BS in Biomedical Engineering
Project: Analyzing relationships between post-stroke gait signatures and muscle coordination, and their associations with clinical measures of walking function
Non-academic interests: Knitting, Reading, Walking, Baking, Bouldering.
Vaughan Rockwell
Kieran Stokes
Tierney Whalen
Stephanie Yarnall
Alumni
Christian Paul
- Project: Characterizing dynamical models of human walking
- Last known position: Completing BS in Computer Science at Duke