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Kwadwo Appiah-Kubi

Assistant Professor

Clarkson University

Affiliations

Earl R. and Barbara D. Lewis School of Health Sciences

Physical Therapy Department

Kwadwo Appiah-kubi is currently serving as an Earl R. And Barbara D. Lewis School Of Health Sciences Assistant Professor at Clarkson University.

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Clarkson University

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rehabilitation neurology neuroscience virtual reality epidemiology motor control human movement postural control sport medicine neurorehabilitation vestibular system spinal biomechanics sport science healthy adults concussion disability balance geriatrics stress (biology) adaptation applied physiology physical medicine sport physical therapy applied psychology health technology screen medium multisensory integration gait analysis fatigue management sport psychology environmental psychology exercise science motor behavior sport physiology wearable electronics sensor arrays sensor design psychometrics sensor technology immersive technologies oculomotor assessments subacute concussion assessment pilot validation study gait characteristics exploratory study gaze stabilization processes concurrent vestibular activation neutral spine back squat older adults biomechanical errors clinical perspective pilot study dual-tasking interference sensory reweighting exercise rehabilitation

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Addressing Biomechanical Errors in the Back Squat for Older Adults: A Clinical Perspective for Maintaining Neutral Spine and Knee Alignment. Journal of Functional Morphology and Kinesiology (2024)

Zacharias PapadakisAndreas StamatisRania AlmajidKwadwo Appiah-KubiMatthew Lee SmithNata ParnesAli Boolani

kinesiologyback squatspinal biomechanicsbiomechanical errorsneutral spineolder adultsclinical perspectivebiomechanics

Concurrent Vestibular Activation and Postural Training Recalibrate Somatosensory, Vestibular and Gaze Stabilization Processes. PLoS ONE (2024)

Kwadwo Osei Appiah-KubiAnne GalgonRyan TierneyRichard LauerW. Geoffrey Wright

vestibular systemgaze stabilization processesmotor controlneurosciencecentral nervous systemneurologyrehabilitationconcurrent vestibular activation

Detecting Psychological Interventions Using Bilateral Electromyographic Wearable Sensors. Sensors (2024)

Yedukondala Rao VeerankiSergi Garcia-RetortilloZacharias PapadakisAndreas StamatisKwadwo Osei Appiah-KubiEmily LockeRyan McCarthyAhmed Ali ToradAhmed Mahmoud KadryMostafa Ali ElwanAli BoolaniHugo F. Posada-Quintero

applied psychologysensor designsensor technologytechnologysensorswearable electronicspsychometricsbehavioral sciencesoptoelectronicsinstrumentationpsychological interventionspsychologysensor arrayswearable technology

Cervical Erector Spinae Intermuscular Coordination While Using Noise Cancellation Headphones During Walking. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2023)

Kia GolzariAli BoolaniZacharias PapadakisSergi Garcia-RetortilloAndreas StamatisEmily LockeRyan McCarthyKwadwo Osei Appiah-KubiAhmed KadryAhmed ToradMostafa ElwanHugo F. Posada-Quintero

medicineneuroscienceexercise sciencenoise cancellation headphonescervical erectormotor controlmotor behaviorsport medicinespinal biomechanicsphysical activitysport physiologyhuman performanceapplied physiologysport physical therapyphysiologysport scienceexercise physiologyhuman movementintermuscular coordinationphysical medicine

Dual-Tasking Interference is Exacerbated Outdoors: A Pilot Study. Frontiers in Sports and Active Living (2023)

Rania AlmajidKwadwo O. Appiah-KubiDaniel CiprianiRahul Goel

dual-tasking interferenceenvironmental psychologybehavioral sciencesexperimental psychologyhuman performancesport psychologypsychologypilot studyrehabilitationsport science

A Study Protocol to Evaluate the Effects of Vestibular Training on the Postural Control of Healthy Adults Using Virtual Reality. Applied Sciences (2022)

Kwadwo O. Appiah-KubiEvan LaingMasudul H. Imtiaz

healthy adultsneurosciencestudy protocolvestibular trainingpostural controlneurologyrehabilitationvirtual reality

Evidence That Feelings of Energy and Fatigue Are Associated Differently With Gait Characteristics and Balance: An Exploratory Study. Fatigue Biomedicine Health & Behavior (2021)

Giulia MahoneyJoel MartinRebecca MartinChelsea YagerMatthew Lee SmithZachary GrinChristina Vogel-RosbrookDylan BradleyKwadwo Osei Appiah-KubiAli Boolani

fatigue managementexploratory studygeriatricsbalancephysiologypsychologyrehabilitationgait characteristicsstress (biology)human movement

Effects of Vestibular Training on Postural Control of Healthy Adults. CommonHealth (2020)

Kwadwo Osei Appiah-KubiAnne GalgonRyan TierneyRichard LauerW. Geoffrey Wright

healthy adultsneurorehabilitationneurosciencevestibular trainingpostural controlneurologyrehabilitationhuman movement

Vestibular Training Promotes Adaptation of Multisensory Integration in Postural Control. Gait & Posture (2019)

KO Appiah-KubiWG Wright

neurorehabilitationmotor controlmultisensory integrationneurosciencepostural controlneurologyrehabilitationgait analysisadaptation

Assessing Subacute Mild Traumatic Brain Injury With a Portable Virtual Reality Balance Device. Disability and Rehabilitation (2016)

W. Geoffrey WrightJane McDevittRyan TierneyF. Jay HaranKwadwo Osei Appiah-KubiAlex Dumont

rehabilitationdisabilityvirtual realityepidemiology

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Kwadwo Appiah-Kubi

Assistant Professor

Clarkson University

Affiliations

Earl R. and Barbara D. Lewis School of Health Sciences

Physical Therapy Department

Kwadwo Appiah-kubi is currently serving as an Earl R. And Barbara D. Lewis School Of Health Sciences Assistant Professor at Clarkson University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Kwadwo Appiah-Kubi

Clarkson University

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Addressing Biomechanical Errors in the Back Squat for Older Adults: A Clinical Perspective for Maintaining Neutral Spine and Knee Alignment. Journal of Functional Morphology and Kinesiology (2024)

Zacharias PapadakisAndreas StamatisRania AlmajidKwadwo Appiah-KubiMatthew Lee SmithNata ParnesAli Boolani

kinesiologyback squatspinal biomechanicsbiomechanical errorsneutral spineolder adultsclinical perspectivebiomechanics

Concurrent Vestibular Activation and Postural Training Recalibrate Somatosensory, Vestibular and Gaze Stabilization Processes. PLoS ONE (2024)

Kwadwo Osei Appiah-KubiAnne GalgonRyan TierneyRichard LauerW. Geoffrey Wright

vestibular systemgaze stabilization processesmotor controlneurosciencecentral nervous systemneurologyrehabilitationconcurrent vestibular activation

Detecting Psychological Interventions Using Bilateral Electromyographic Wearable Sensors. Sensors (2024)

Cervical Erector Spinae Intermuscular Coordination While Using Noise Cancellation Headphones During Walking. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2023)

Kia GolzariAli BoolaniZacharias PapadakisSergi Garcia-RetortilloAndreas StamatisEmily LockeRyan McCarthyKwadwo Osei Appiah-KubiAhmed KadryAhmed ToradMostafa ElwanHugo F. Posada-Quintero

Dual-Tasking Interference is Exacerbated Outdoors: A Pilot Study. Frontiers in Sports and Active Living (2023)

Rania AlmajidKwadwo O. Appiah-KubiDaniel CiprianiRahul Goel

dual-tasking interferenceenvironmental psychologybehavioral sciencesexperimental psychologyhuman performancesport psychologypsychologypilot studyrehabilitationsport science

A Study Protocol to Evaluate the Effects of Vestibular Training on the Postural Control of Healthy Adults Using Virtual Reality. Applied Sciences (2022)

Kwadwo O. Appiah-KubiEvan LaingMasudul H. Imtiaz

healthy adultsneurosciencestudy protocolvestibular trainingpostural controlneurologyrehabilitationvirtual reality

Evidence That Feelings of Energy and Fatigue Are Associated Differently With Gait Characteristics and Balance: An Exploratory Study. Fatigue Biomedicine Health & Behavior (2021)

Giulia MahoneyJoel MartinRebecca MartinChelsea YagerMatthew Lee SmithZachary GrinChristina Vogel-RosbrookDylan BradleyKwadwo Osei Appiah-KubiAli Boolani

fatigue managementexploratory studygeriatricsbalancephysiologypsychologyrehabilitationgait characteristicsstress (biology)human movement

Effects of Vestibular Training on Postural Control of Healthy Adults. CommonHealth (2020)

Kwadwo Osei Appiah-KubiAnne GalgonRyan TierneyRichard LauerW. Geoffrey Wright

healthy adultsneurorehabilitationneurosciencevestibular trainingpostural controlneurologyrehabilitationhuman movement

Vestibular Training Promotes Adaptation of Multisensory Integration in Postural Control. Gait & Posture (2019)

KO Appiah-KubiWG Wright

neurorehabilitationmotor controlmultisensory integrationneurosciencepostural controlneurologyrehabilitationgait analysisadaptation

Assessing Subacute Mild Traumatic Brain Injury With a Portable Virtual Reality Balance Device. Disability and Rehabilitation (2016)

W. Geoffrey WrightJane McDevittRyan TierneyF. Jay HaranKwadwo Osei Appiah-KubiAlex Dumont

rehabilitationdisabilityvirtual realityepidemiology

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