Reza

I am a Ph.D. candidate in Kinesiology and Rehabilitation at Old Dominion University, engaged in exploring how altered gravitational forces influence gait and motor control. With a foundation in biomedical engineering, my research focuses on understanding the underlying neurological adaptations in microgravity environments. I am particularly interested in incorporating advanced mathematical models to deepen our understanding of central pattern generators and the fractal dynamics of gait. My work aims to bridge theoretical insights with practical applications, ultimately advancing rehabilitation strategies for both terrestrial and space settings.