We are excited to share details about our new course to educate students on stakeholder perspectives following a brain injury at #ASNR2025 ASNR! Our abstract was accepted for a presentation at Poster Number 3.

Congratulations to RoSenCo Lab member Emily Tirrell for being a finalist of this year's Virginia Tech Graduate Student of the Year award! Emily received this recognition from more than 7,000 Virginia Tech graduate students.

We are thrilled to have this platform to explore considerations for educating others on the lived experience of brain injury at ASNR!

Come join Virginia Tech SYNAPSE and Virginia Concussion Initiative in this event advocating for increased brain injury awareness on March 31, 2025!

Congratulations to RoSenCo Lab member Emily Tirrell on receiving the Virginia Tech Aspire! Award for Embrace Ut Prosim (That I May Serve) as a Way of Life. Well deserved!! experience.vt.edu/2017/Emily_Tir…

We are delighted to congratulate Emily Tirrell on her first first-author publication! Her research provides compelling insights into the diverse factors influencing tactile perception, such as arm dominance, nerve, anatomical location, sex, and age. link.springer.com/article/10.100…

A shout out to Emily Tirrell and Nahid Kalantaryardebily for sharing work in the RoSenCo Lab with high school students during National Biomechanics Day #NBD2025! National Biomechanics Day

Grateful to #ASNR2025 for the opportunity to discuss the importance of integrating lived brain injury experiences into neurorehab education and research!

We are thrilled to announce that lab member Emily Tirrell has successfully defended her dissertation. Congratulations to the newly minted Dr. Tirrell! 🥳

Great to see Dr. Tirrell (former PhD student in the RoSenCo Lab) give a speech at commencement as the graduate student speaker! 🎓🎉

Huge congratulations to former lab member Eileen Medina on her acceptance to Cornell Law School’s Class of 2028! Wishing you all the best on this exciting new chapter!

Super impressed with the Virginia Tech Whole Health Consortium symposium! Great to interact and get feedback on our initial investigation relevant to conducting stroke-related research in a rural setting.

Thanks to support from 4-VA, we're teaming up with Radford University to explore how #stroke affects the way people perceive objects during two-handed tasks. Stay tuned for insights from this important research!

We are grateful to have received a Radford University SEED grant to support the launch of our research on sensorimotor impairments following stroke in Southwest Virginia. Recruitment for our human subject studies will begin soon—stay tuned for updates!

Happy Friday from the RoSenCo Lab!

Welcome Nithya Ramani! Nithya is an undergraduate student at Virginia Tech School of Neuroscience joining our team to support research on tracking sensory signals along the nervous system after stroke. We are excited to have her on board!

Incredibly grateful to the Department of Physical Therapy at Radford University for securing space at Carilion Roanoke Community Hospital for our human subject testing. Excited to advance our stroke-focused research in this new location!

We are incredibly proud to share that RoSenCo Lab alumna Lindsey Sydnor will be attending medical school at Drexel University! It has been a privilege to be part of her journey, and we cannot wait to see the impact she will make in the years ahead. Congratulations Lindsey!

Excited to join the ASNR Program Committee! Grateful to be part of such a fantastic community as we begin planning the 2026 Annual Meeting in Los Angeles. Looking forward to what lies ahead!

We are excited to share that RoSenCo Lab alumna Amy Wang has joined the MD-PhD program at UNC! We are so proud of this accomplishment and look forward to seeing what Amy continues to achieve in her journey ahead.