Nothing says end of the semester like good company, holiday treats, and pizza! Thank you to my daughter, Isla, for graciously sharing playhouse, picnic table, and sandbox!
Check out our recent publication in Human Brain Mapping, “Coherent neural oscillations inform early stroke motor recovery.”
Congratulations to Rachana on her recent presentation at the 2021 Society for Neuroscience conference, “Corticomuscular Coherence and Corticospinal Tract Injury Association During Early Stroke Recovery.” Big congrats to Rachel on her recent abstract acceptance to the 2022 International Stroke Conference, “Preliminary Associations Between Quality Indicators, Motor Status, and Self-efficacy In Early Stroke Rehabilitation.”
The Cassidy Lab is honored to have received a one-year pilot grant from the American Academy for Cerebral Palsy and Developmental Medicine (AACPDM) and the National Pediatric Rehabilitation Resource Center (C-PROGRESS) for our proposal, EEG in Children with Hemiplegia for Biomarker Development: The EMBARK Study. This proposal represents an exciting new collaboration with Holly Holland, OTR/L, … Read more
Congratulations to 2nd year graduate student, Rachana Gangwani, for passing her Physical Therapy licensure examination!
The Cassidy Lab welcomes Ryan Fitzgerald to the team! Ryan will serve as a research coordinator on our STRIDE study.
The Cassidy Lab held their inaugural “Senior Sendoff” to celebrate our senior undergrads.
Our Neuro TarHeels team participated in the virtual MS Walk this past spring.
Congratulations to Rachana Gangwani on her accepted application to attend this summer’s NeuroHacademy conference!
Congratulations to Jasper Mark on a successful poster presentation, Corticomuscular coherence is a feasible and informative measure in early stroke motor recovery, at the 2021 virtual American Society for Neurorehabilitation Conference.