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Stephanie Jones

Assistant Professor of Exercise & Sport Studies

Smith College

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Smith College

Department Of Chemistry

Department Of Mathematical Sciences

Department Of Physics

Department Of Psychology

Department of Film and Media Studies

Studies Of Italian

Study Of Education And Child

Department of Exercise & Sport Studies

Exercise & Sport Studies

Stephanie Jones is currently serving as a Chemistry Assistant Professor of Exercise & Sport Studies at Smith College.

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Stephanie Jones

Smith College

Assistant Professor of Exercise & Sport Studies

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rehabilitation human movement kinesiology motor control multiple sclerosis movement disorders neuroscience upright posture movement analysis physiology neurorehabilitation applied physiology gait analysis neurological progress back pain physical medicine neurophysiology balance physiological measurements musculoskeletal disorders neurological disorders pathological gait biomechanics exercise physiology pain research pain medicine electrophysiology sport medicine physical aging chronic musculoskeletal conditions exercise rehabilitation exercise science postural control postural perturbations multi-directional surface translations older women systems perspective gait stability spinal cord medicine experimental medicine experimental gerontology orthopaedic research neuropsychological rehabilitation spinal cord library hi tech experimental analysis musculoskeletal function bipedal locomotion muscle function neural science brain science spatial cognition neurological functioning lumbar spine global challenges educational entertainment neurological rehabilitation neurological function fatigue management sport science motion analysis physical exercise musculoskeletal interaction motor behavior human musculoskeletal system content representation fixed walking speeds gait impairments torque responses unexpected balance perturbations biarticular muscle activity post-fatigue recovery physical function sensorimotor function progressive multiple sclerosis plantar pressures behavioral neuroscience somatosensory function

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Impaired Foot Vibration Sensitivity is Related to Altered Plantar Pressures During Walking in People With Multiple Sclerosis. Multiple Sclerosis and Related Disorders (2023)

neurologyrehabilitationphysical medicineneurological disorderskinesiologymultiple sclerosisneurological progressgait analysispathological gaithuman movementmovement analysisneuromuscular medicinemovement disordersmotor controlphysiological measurementsplantar pressuresphysical therapy

Neuromotor and Functional Assessment of the Non-Progressive to Progressive Transition in Multiple Sclerosis: A Multiple Case Study. Multiple Sclerosis and Related Disorders (2023)

neurologyneurological disordersneurological progressmultiple sclerosisneuropsychological rehabilitationneurorehabilitationprogressive transitionspinal cordneurological functionmovement disordersfunctional assessmentmotor controlcentral nervous systemneuroscience

Dual Goals of Trunk Restriction and Stability Are Prioritized by Individuals With Chronic Low Back Pain During a Volitional Movement. Gait & Posture (2021)

Stephanie L. JonesJuvena R. HittSharon M. Henry

physiologyrehabilitationpain managementvolitional movementgait analysistrunk restrictionhuman movementmotor controldual goalshuman performance

Multiscale Entropy Identifies Postural Control Changes in Persons With Multiple Sclerosis. The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) Network (American Medical Association) (2020)

Michael A. BusaStephanie JonesRichard van Emmerik

cognitive neuroscienceneurologyrehabilitationmultiple sclerosisneurorehabilitationmovement analysishuman movementneuroscience

Postural Stability is Reduced in People With Multiple Sclerosis Due to Walking-Imposed Fatigue. The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) Network (American Medical Association) (2020)

Stephanie L. JonesMichael A. BusaJulianna L. AverillRichard E. A. van Emmerik

rehabilitationpostural stabilitywalking-imposed fatiguemultiple sclerosishuman movementfatigue management

Sensorimotor Function in Progressive Multiple Sclerosis. Multiple Sclerosis Journal - Experimental Translational and Clinical (2020)

Jules D MiehmJohn BuonaccorsiJongil LimSumire SatoCaitlin RajalaJulianna AverillFarnaz KhalighinejadCarolina IoneteStephanie L JonesJane A KentRichard EA van Emmerik

neurologymedicinemultiple sclerosissensorimotor functionneuroscienceprogressive multiple sclerosisexperimental medicine

Post-Fatigue Recovery of Power, Postural Control and Physical Function in Older Women. PLoS ONE (2017)

Stephen A. FoulisStephanie L. JonesRichard E. van EmmerikJane A. Kent

rehabilitationphysical functionolder womengeriatricspostural controlpost-fatigue recovery

Multiscale Entropy Identifies Differences in Complexity in Postural Control in Women With Multiple Sclerosis. Gait & Posture (2015)

physical medicinerehabilitationneurological disordersneurological progressspinal cord medicinemultiple sclerosisneurorehabilitationhuman movementmovement disordersmotor controlphysiological measurementspostural controlneuroscience

Quantification of Rapid Repetitive Movements by Manual Counting and Force Platform Analysis. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2015)

Erica HartmanAmy DesmondStephanie JonesCarl JewellJane A. Kent

physiologymedicinerehabilitationkinematicsmotion analysisgait analysisrapid repetitive movementsmovement analysishuman movementsport medicinesport scienceexercise sciencemanual countingforce platform analysisathletic traininghuman performance

(2014) Enhancing Postural Stability and Adaptability in Multiple Sclerosis.. (2014)

rehabilitationneurological progressupright posturekinesiologymultiple sclerosisneurorehabilitationmovement disordersmotor controlneurological rehabilitation

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Stephanie Jones

Assistant Professor of Exercise & Sport Studies

Smith College

Affiliations

Smith College

Department Of Chemistry

Department Of Mathematical Sciences

Department Of Physics

Department Of Psychology

Department of Film and Media Studies

Studies Of Italian

Study Of Education And Child

Department of Exercise & Sport Studies

Exercise & Sport Studies

Stephanie Jones is currently serving as a Chemistry Assistant Professor of Exercise & Sport Studies at Smith College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Stephanie Jones

Smith College

Assistant Professor of Exercise & Sport Studies

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Impaired Foot Vibration Sensitivity is Related to Altered Plantar Pressures During Walking in People With Multiple Sclerosis. Multiple Sclerosis and Related Disorders (2023)

Neuromotor and Functional Assessment of the Non-Progressive to Progressive Transition in Multiple Sclerosis: A Multiple Case Study. Multiple Sclerosis and Related Disorders (2023)

Dual Goals of Trunk Restriction and Stability Are Prioritized by Individuals With Chronic Low Back Pain During a Volitional Movement. Gait & Posture (2021)

Stephanie L. JonesJuvena R. HittSharon M. Henry

physiologyrehabilitationpain managementvolitional movementgait analysistrunk restrictionhuman movementmotor controldual goalshuman performance

Multiscale Entropy Identifies Postural Control Changes in Persons With Multiple Sclerosis. The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) Network (American Medical Association) (2020)

Michael A. BusaStephanie JonesRichard van Emmerik

cognitive neuroscienceneurologyrehabilitationmultiple sclerosisneurorehabilitationmovement analysishuman movementneuroscience

Postural Stability is Reduced in People With Multiple Sclerosis Due to Walking-Imposed Fatigue. The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) Network (American Medical Association) (2020)

Stephanie L. JonesMichael A. BusaJulianna L. AverillRichard E. A. van Emmerik

rehabilitationpostural stabilitywalking-imposed fatiguemultiple sclerosishuman movementfatigue management

Sensorimotor Function in Progressive Multiple Sclerosis. Multiple Sclerosis Journal - Experimental Translational and Clinical (2020)

Jules D MiehmJohn BuonaccorsiJongil LimSumire SatoCaitlin RajalaJulianna AverillFarnaz KhalighinejadCarolina IoneteStephanie L JonesJane A KentRichard EA van Emmerik

neurologymedicinemultiple sclerosissensorimotor functionneuroscienceprogressive multiple sclerosisexperimental medicine

Post-Fatigue Recovery of Power, Postural Control and Physical Function in Older Women. PLoS ONE (2017)

Stephen A. FoulisStephanie L. JonesRichard E. van EmmerikJane A. Kent

rehabilitationphysical functionolder womengeriatricspostural controlpost-fatigue recovery

Multiscale Entropy Identifies Differences in Complexity in Postural Control in Women With Multiple Sclerosis. Gait & Posture (2015)

Quantification of Rapid Repetitive Movements by Manual Counting and Force Platform Analysis. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2015)

Erica HartmanAmy DesmondStephanie JonesCarl JewellJane A. Kent

(2014) Enhancing Postural Stability and Adaptability in Multiple Sclerosis.. (2014)

rehabilitationneurological progressupright posturekinesiologymultiple sclerosisneurorehabilitationmovement disordersmotor controlneurological rehabilitation

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10 / page