Science Seminar Series

Lynn Helena Caporale ABSTRACT

Karin Kiontke ABSTRACT The timing of developmental events is critical. I am particularly interested in the events that happen at the transition from a juvenile to an adult animal, the period referred to as puberty. In humans, it occurs between ages 12 and 16, neither earlier, nor later. There are genetic disorders that lead to … Continue reading Worm tails, RNAs and the timing of puberty →

Peter Jo ABSTRACT Neurological injuries such as stroke have a devastating impact on motor control. Walking is often impaired and many people have problems with mobility years after their injury. While some stroke survivors recover function, many others suffer life-long deficits. Their recovery reaches a plateau and they are expected to live with only minor … Continue reading Motor Control and Movement Variability in Stroke Rehabilitation →