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Andrew Tan

Assistant Professor

University of Colorado Boulder

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Natural Sciences

Department of Integrative Physiology

Andrew Tan is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Assistant Professor at University of Colorado Boulder.

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University of Colorado Boulder

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rehabilitation neuroscience motor control physiology neurology neurorehabilitation spinal cord injury hypoxia (medicine) human movement gait analysis applied physiology acute intermittent hypoxia neurophysiology stroke stroke rehabilitation spinal cord movement disorders movement analysis physical therapy physical activity biomechanics physical medicine spinal trauma motor behavior motor learning spinal cord medicine circulatory physiology spinal biomechanics neurodynamics neurostimulation brain stimulation exercise rehabilitation clinical physiology temporal interlimb coordination experimental medicine cerebral blood flow respiratory medicine neuroradiology active control cellular physiology molecular physiology automatic control rehabilitation process rehabilitation medicine sleep medicine human musculoskeletal system musculoskeletal function spine deformities novel therapies short-term variability orthopedic biomechanics mixed reality wearable systems clinical neuroscience clinical neurology upper extremity motor difficulties motor systems neuromodulation (medicine) physiological research human physiology translational physiology comparative physiology intralimb motor coordination potential adjuvant hypoxia-induced motor recovery sleep apnea leg kinematics low oxygen therapy differential deficits motor savings metabolic cost ankle muscles feasibility study stretch reflex excitability able-bodied individuals

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Adaptive Mediolateral Control During Split‐Belt Walking: Energetics of Interlimb Coordination and Enhanced Savings Following Acute Intermittent Hypoxia. Experimental Physiology (2026)

physiologyrehabilitationacute intermittent hypoxiakinesiologyapplied physiologygait analysishuman movementphysiological regulationmotor controlphysiological measurementsclinical physiologysplit‐belt walkingcirculatory physiologyinterlimb coordination

Hemoglobin Mass Does Not Increase in Able-Bodied Individuals After Consecutive Days of Acute Intermittent Hypoxia. Frontiers in Physiology (2025)

physiologyacute intermittent hypoxiaheme homeostasishematologyblood purificationhypoxia (medicine)critical carehemoglobin massconsecutive dayscardiovascular fitness

A Single Sequence of Intermittent Hypoxia Does Not Alter Stretch Reflex Excitability in Able‐Bodied Individuals. Experimental Physiology (2024)

Andrew Q. TanChristopher TuthillAnthony N. CorstenStella BarthRandy D. Trumbower

physiologystretch reflex excitabilityable-bodied individualsintermittent hypoxia

Author Response to Panza Et Al.. The Journal of Physiology (2024)

Alysha T. BogardAndrew Q. Tan

physiologycellular physiologyapplied physiologyphysiological researchhuman physiologyexercise physiologytranslational physiologyclinical physiologycomparative physiologymolecular physiologycirculatory physiology

Intermittent Hypoxia Enhances Voluntary Activation and Reduces Performance Fatigability During Repeated Lower Limb Contractions. Journal of Neurophysiology (2024)

Alysha T. BogardAviva K. PolletAndrew Q. Tan

physiologyreduces performance fatigabilitymotor controlhypoxia (medicine)lower limb contractionsneurophysiology

Intermittent Hypoxia-Induced Enhancements in Corticospinal Excitability Predict Gains in Motor Learning and Metabolic Efficiency. (2024)

Alysha T. BogardThomas G. HembreeAviva K. PolletAndrew C. SmithStephanie C. RyderGeorge E. MarzloffAndrew Quesada Tan

physiologycorticospinal excitabilityintermittent hypoxia-induced enhancementsmetabolic efficiencymotor learninghypoxia (medicine)

Motor Learning and Savings of Adaptive Mediolateral Control During Split-Belt Walking. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Norah M. NyangauAlysha T. BogardAviva K. PolletLogan M. PellegrinoAndrew Q. Tan

physical fitnessexercise rehabilitationrehabilitationsplit-belt walkingkinesiologymotor skillsneurorehabilitationphysical activityhuman movementbipedal locomotionmotor behaviormovement disordersmotor learningmotor controladaptive mediolateral controlmotion controlneurosciencehuman performance

Acute Intermittent Hypoxia and Ue Strength and Function Changes in Multiple Sclerosis: A Case Report. Multiple Sclerosis and Related Disorders (2023)

Wesley A. ThorntonMark MañagoAndrew Quesada TanAndrew C. Smith

neurologyneurological disordersfunction changesacute intermittent hypoxiamultiple sclerosisue strength

Enhanced Motor Learning and Motor Savings After Acute Intermittent Hypoxia Are Associated With a Reduction in Metabolic Cost. The Journal of Physiology (2023)

Alysha T. BogardMakenna R. HemmerleAndrew C. SmithAndrew Q. Tan

physiologymotor savingsacute intermittent hypoxiamotor learningmetabolismmetabolic cost

A Wearable Mixed Reality Platform to Augment Overground Walking: A Feasibility Study. Frontiers in Human Neuroscience (2022)

Emily EvansMegan DassWilliam M. MuterChristopher TuthillAndrew Q. TanRandy D. Trumbower

mixed realitywearable technologyphysical activityfeasibility studyneurosciencewearable systems

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Andrew Tan

Assistant Professor

University of Colorado Boulder

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Natural Sciences

Department of Integrative Physiology

Andrew Tan is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Assistant Professor at University of Colorado Boulder.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Andrew Tan

University of Colorado Boulder

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Adaptive Mediolateral Control During Split‐Belt Walking: Energetics of Interlimb Coordination and Enhanced Savings Following Acute Intermittent Hypoxia. Experimental Physiology (2026)

Hemoglobin Mass Does Not Increase in Able-Bodied Individuals After Consecutive Days of Acute Intermittent Hypoxia. Frontiers in Physiology (2025)

physiologyacute intermittent hypoxiaheme homeostasishematologyblood purificationhypoxia (medicine)critical carehemoglobin massconsecutive dayscardiovascular fitness

A Single Sequence of Intermittent Hypoxia Does Not Alter Stretch Reflex Excitability in Able‐Bodied Individuals. Experimental Physiology (2024)

Andrew Q. TanChristopher TuthillAnthony N. CorstenStella BarthRandy D. Trumbower

physiologystretch reflex excitabilityable-bodied individualsintermittent hypoxia

Author Response to Panza Et Al.. The Journal of Physiology (2024)

Alysha T. BogardAndrew Q. Tan

Intermittent Hypoxia Enhances Voluntary Activation and Reduces Performance Fatigability During Repeated Lower Limb Contractions. Journal of Neurophysiology (2024)

Alysha T. BogardAviva K. PolletAndrew Q. Tan

physiologyreduces performance fatigabilitymotor controlhypoxia (medicine)lower limb contractionsneurophysiology

Intermittent Hypoxia-Induced Enhancements in Corticospinal Excitability Predict Gains in Motor Learning and Metabolic Efficiency. (2024)

Alysha T. BogardThomas G. HembreeAviva K. PolletAndrew C. SmithStephanie C. RyderGeorge E. MarzloffAndrew Quesada Tan

physiologycorticospinal excitabilityintermittent hypoxia-induced enhancementsmetabolic efficiencymotor learninghypoxia (medicine)

Motor Learning and Savings of Adaptive Mediolateral Control During Split-Belt Walking. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Norah M. NyangauAlysha T. BogardAviva K. PolletLogan M. PellegrinoAndrew Q. Tan

Acute Intermittent Hypoxia and Ue Strength and Function Changes in Multiple Sclerosis: A Case Report. Multiple Sclerosis and Related Disorders (2023)

Wesley A. ThorntonMark MañagoAndrew Quesada TanAndrew C. Smith

neurologyneurological disordersfunction changesacute intermittent hypoxiamultiple sclerosisue strength

Enhanced Motor Learning and Motor Savings After Acute Intermittent Hypoxia Are Associated With a Reduction in Metabolic Cost. The Journal of Physiology (2023)

Alysha T. BogardMakenna R. HemmerleAndrew C. SmithAndrew Q. Tan

physiologymotor savingsacute intermittent hypoxiamotor learningmetabolismmetabolic cost

A Wearable Mixed Reality Platform to Augment Overground Walking: A Feasibility Study. Frontiers in Human Neuroscience (2022)

Emily EvansMegan DassWilliam M. MuterChristopher TuthillAndrew Q. TanRandy D. Trumbower

mixed realitywearable technologyphysical activityfeasibility studyneurosciencewearable systems

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