2024 Apple Award Congratulations to 2024 Apple Award recipient, Ryan Solinsky, MD. Dr. Solinsky was nominated for his article: “Transcutaneous Spinal Cord Stimulation and its Impact on Cardiovascular Autonomic Regulation after Spinal Cord Injury.” asia-spinalinjury.org/research-award…

Excited to present today at Northwestern University Computer Science. Nice to be actively adding equations into my presentation :). Also happy to have an excuse to visit the evanston campus and make new connections. Shirley Ryan AbilityLab Northwestern

So strongly agree with this thread. This is central to how we develops our tools for clinical gait and movement. The cycle of testing in the real world, focused on the clinical problems, and then solving the biggest pain points makes the research agenda natural and motivating.

We are thrilled to present the first results from our new partnership with Meta. Dailyn Despradel is leading the project to use a wearable neuromotor interface for people with tetraplegia to use computers and play games. Please stop by 3-D-38 #NCMDub24 Carnegie Mellon Neuroscience Institute CMU Mechanical Engineering

We'd like to give a special shoutout to AAP member and RMSTP participant Dr. Andrew Park of #CraigHospital for receiving a Career Development Grant from the #americanheartassociation - congratulations! 👏

Did you know computer vision models can only recognize canes with 15% accuracy? Join us at the AVA workshop #CVPR2024 #CVPR2024 to tackle our challenge for perception of individuals with mobility aids and help create a more accessible world!🧑‍🦽👨‍🦯

➡️ accessibility-cv.github.io

Enjoyed the ASNR session from Jules Dewald Monica Perez and Stuart Baker on reticulospinal pathways in people with stroke and SCI. Thought provoking intersection of neuroanatomy and rehabilitation Shirley Ryan AbilityLab Northwestern Medicine

Fantastic #ASNR2024 talk from R. James Cotton covering important considerations for using multiview markerless motion capture for gait data, including collecting data with diverse patients, data acquisition and analysis methods, and longitudinal measurement. #neurorehabilitation

First meeting of the Shirley Ryan AbilityLab residents PM&R AI Interest group. Great discussion. NU Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

@WTTWChicago recently profiled our pioneering Center for Bionic Medicine, highlighting the next generation of bionic limbs being developed at Shirley Ryan AbilityLab. Join us in marking the beginning of #limblossawarenessmonth , and watch the full story: bit.ly/3TYCCFp

A special message and farewell to one of our esteemed faculty members, Andreas Tolias Lab, who has made a positive impact on the department of neuroscience throughout the years.

We are looking forward to learning from Drs. Ryan Roemmich, R. James Cotton, & Rachel Hawe in this upcoming Professional Development Session on computer vision technologies in #neurorehabilitation at #ASNR2024 !

See the full meeting agenda here:
asnr.com/files/ASNR_202… #neurotwitter

feinberg.northwestern.edu/research/about… thanks for the writeup Northwestern Feinberg School of Medicine and highlighting some of our work. Shirley Ryan AbilityLab

Biomech friends: I've been trying to use the term 'markerless motion capture' to refer to situations with multiple cameras and 'human pose estimation' for single-camera work. However, as single-camera biomech estimates improve (stay tuned), I wonder if this distinction holds