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Sergei Adamovich

Professor Bio-Medical Engineering

New Jersey Institute of Technology

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Newark College of Engineering

Department of Biomedical Engineering

Sergei Adamovich is currently serving as a Biomedical Engineering Professor Bio-Medical Engineering at New Jersey Institute of Technology.

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Sergei Adamovich

New Jersey Institute of Technology

Professor Bio-Medical Engineering

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rehabilitation neuroscience virtual reality stroke rehabilitation motor control stroke neurology cognitive neuroscience robotics upper extremity neurophysiology neurorehabilitation cognitive science rehabilitation robotics brain science neural science parkinson's disease computational neuroscience haptic technologies brain stimulation cerebral palsy motion control movement analysis chronic stroke upper extremity hemiparesis spatial cognition immersive technologies virtual environments active control human-computer interaction 3d vision embodied cognition benchmark studies case studies neurodynamics telerehabilitation embodied robotics sensorimotor training feasibility study hemiparetic upper extremity hand function machine vision neuroscience of aging movement disorders physiological measurements augmented reality clinical neuroscience motor behavior 3d object recognition training systems haptic feedback exoskeletons human development exercise rehabilitation virtual reality-augmented rehabilitation proprioceptive inputs remembered targets exercise system visual feedback virtual reality-based system virtual rehabilitation visuomotor discordance health technology experimental medicine strategic studies cybernetics diabetes care functional recovery occupant comfort skilled performance mechanical circulatory support human memory positioning systems rehabilitation engineering motor training kinesiology neural engineering neurological rehabilitation

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A Convergent Mixed Methods Design to Assess the Use of the Home Virtual Rehabilitation System by Persons With Chronic Stroke. Games for Health Journal (2024)

Gerard G. FluetHolly GorinPamela Rothpletz PugliaQinyin QiuJigna PatelAlma S. MeriansAmanda L. CronceSergei V. Adamovich

stroke rehabilitationrehabilitationchronic stroke

A Review of the Use of Gaze and Pupil Metrics to Assess Mental Workload in Gamified and Simulated Sensorimotor Tasks. Sensors (2024)

Holly GorinJigna PatelQinyin QiuAlma MeriansSergei AdamovichGerard Fluet

cognitive sciencesimulated sensorimotor taskspupil metricsneurosciencehuman performancemental workloadrehabilitationgamification

Integrated Object, Skill, and Motion Models for Nonprehensile Manipulation. (2024)

Muhaiminul Islam AkashRituja BhattacharyaLorenzo ZurzoloQinyin QiuSergei AdamovichCong Wang

nonprehensile manipulationobject manipulationmotion models

The Influence of Scaffolding on Intrinsic Motivation and Autonomous Adherence to a Game-Based, Sparsely Supervised Home Rehabilitation Program for People With Upper Extremity Hemiparesis Due to Stroke. a Randomized Controlled Trial. Journal of NeuroEngineering and Rehabilitation (2024)

Gerard FluetQinyin QiuAmanda GrossHolly GorinJigna PatelAlma MeriansSergei Adamovich

home rehabilitation programautonomous adherenceupper extremityrehabilitationstroke rehabilitationneurological rehabilitationintrinsic motivationneurorehabilitationstrokeupper extremity hemiparesis

The Influence of Scaffolding on Intrinsic Motivation and Autonomous Adherence to a Game-Based, Unsupervised Home Rehabilitation Program for People With Upper Extremity Hemiparesis Due to Stroke. a Randomized Controlled Trial.. Research Square (Research Square) (2024)

Gerard FluetQinyin QiuAmanda GrossHolly GorinJigna PatelAlma MeriansSergei Adamovich

autonomous adherencestroke rehabilitationintrinsic motivationrehabilitationstrokeupper extremity hemiparesis

Validation of the Kinematic Assessment Protocol Used in the Technology-Supported Neurorehabilitation System, Rehabilitation Technologies for Hand and Arm (R3Tha™), in Children and Teenagers With Cerebral Palsy. Sensors (2024)

Qinyin QiuAshley J. MontAmanda GrossGerard FluetSergei AdamovichMee Eriksson

upper extremitytechnology-supported neurorehabilitation systemhuman movementneurosciencephysical therapymotor controlmotor difficultiesphysiological measurementsneurorehabilitationhand therapycerebral palsykinesiologystroke rehabilitationkinematicsmusculoskeletal disordersmobility supportrehabilitationrehabilitation technologieskinematic assessment protocolexercise rehabilitationcognitive impairmentchild neurology

Validation of the Kinematic Assessment Protocol Used in the Technology Supported Neurorehabilitation System: Rehabilitation Technologies for Hand and Arm (R3Tha™), in Children With Cerebral Palsy. (2024)

Qinyin QiuAshley J MontAmanda GrossSergei A AdamovichMee Eriksson

kinematic assessment protocolcerebral palsyneurorehabilitation systemneurorehabilitationrehabilitationrehabilitation technologies

Laboratory-Based Examination of the Reliability and Validity of Kinematic Measures of Wrist and Finger Function Collected by a Telerehabilitation System in Persons With Chronic Stroke. Sensors (2023)

Ashley MontJohnsonAmanda CronceQinyin QiuJigna PatelMee ErikssonAlma MeriansSergei AdamovichGerard Fluet

kinematic measureschronic strokefinger functionlaboratory-based examinationstroke rehabilitationtelerehabilitation systemtelerehabilitationrehabilitationreliability

Robust Walking Control of a Lower Limb Rehabilitation Exoskeleton Coupled With a Musculoskeletal Model via Deep Reinforcement Learning. Journal of NeuroEngineering and Rehabilitation (2023)

Shuzhen LuoGhaith AndrowisSergei AdamovichErick NunezHao SuXianlian Zhou

motion controlmotor controlneurosciencedeep reinforcement learningroboticsmusculoskeletal modelrehabilitationrehabilitation robotics

Eeg Based Resting State Connectivity Changes in the Motor Cortex Associated With Upper Limb Motor Recovery in the Subacute Period Post-Stroke. 2022 44th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine & Biology Society (EMBC) (2022)

Jigna PatelIrina PattisonMichael GlassenSoha SalehQinyin QiuGerard G. FluetEmma KaplanEugene TunikKaren NolanAlma S. MeriansSergei V. Adamovich

neurologysystems neuroscienceelectrophysiologycognitive neuroscienceneurosciencemotor cortexbiomedical engineeringeeg signal processingbrain stimulationcomputational neurosciencestroke

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