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APA member Ines Serada led a pilot Randomised Controlled Trial on body awareness in stroke recovery. Discover more about the study here: journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…

A great few days at #ICCN2022 in Geneva! If you missed it, here’s my poster: #TMS tracking longitudinal excitability in #stroke and control participants (up to 12 months). Thanks everyone who stopped to chat and Brenton Hordacre for sharing these data! ARM Lab Brain Research UK

Stroke survivors struggling with severe gait impairment can take heart: UniSA Prof Susan Hillier Susan Hillier will lead an #MRFF project to develop a robotic gait bioprosthesis which helps #stroke survivors regain strength and coordination in their legs. #neuroscience

Delighted to announce the ⁦UniSA⁩ postdoctoral fellowship scheme. We have 10, five year research intensive (80%) positions available across 11 broad subject areas and in 6 areas of skills/expertise in demand by employers. Please RT! unisa.edu.au/about-unisa/wo…

Please share - PhD scholarship opportunity at UniSA. Interested in #strokerecovery? See below for a funded project working with myself, Professor Susan Hillier and Saran Chamberlain. unisa.edu.au/research/degre…

PhD and Postdoc positions available to study the Cognitive Neuroscience of Attention and Working Memory in Amsterdam – apply until 20 November: proactivebrainlab.com/open-positions

APA | The science of behavioural change australian.physio/inmotion/scien… I wrote this little piece for the APA magazine 😃

How brain cells communicate: #neuroscience

Check out my paper studying sex differences in amputee gait that has just been published with Human Kinetics Journal of Applied Biomechanics Special thanks to my co-authors Dr. JW Giles Brenton Hordacre and Dr. Marc Klimstra! doi.org/10.1123/jab.20…

So excited that the first experimental study from my PhD La Trobe University has now been published in Brain Sciences MDPI MDPI You can find it here: mdpi.com/2076-3425/12/1…

Just published in JNPT our new paper by Brendon Haslam from The Florey La Trobe University University of Melbourne Noigroup looking at body schema following stroke, and potential implications for motor imagery training journals.lww.com/jnpt/Abstract/…

Rehabilitation potential is simply an excuse to reject someone's access to rehabilitation. True? I have looked at David Oliver's (David Oliver (also on Blue Sky)) piece and find his hypothesis correct; rehabilitation potential cannot be measured. doi.org/10.1177/026921…

Please RT 🙏🙏 Fully-funded PhD scholarship in Adelaide, open to domestic and international students. Application close 8th of March 2023. Bonus: I am a co-supervisor on this project 😉 unisa.edu.au/research/degre…

Researchers at UniSA are seeking adults with and without #knee #pain to provide feedback on a video about knee #osteoarthritis by completing a 20-minute online survey. Project approved by UniSA Ethics Committee (Protocol 205189): unisasurveys.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9Y…

Congratulations Mai. First publication, completed as part of the OT with honours program at UniSA Check it out - buff.ly/3px2aMQ

Hey Speech Pathologists, can you help @ellenwilliams16 with her PhD? Please help spread the word Maria Kambanaros aphasiacre A/Prof Sarah J. Wallace Emeritus Professor Linda Worrall AM Thanks!

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Hi Physio's and OT's, one of our students is conducting a short survey of clinician perspective of Body Awareness after stroke. Info in the pic, or link here bit.ly/43MXKA6 Many thanks Australian Physiotherapy Association OTA

Great work team - nice summary of our latest research UniSA IIMPACT in Health

[Stroke] Lyons et al.: "Increased movement variability supports better motor learning in people with chronic stroke, possibly due to increased exploration of successful movement solutions." Open access: doi.org/10.1016/j.clin…