Silfies, Sheri
Associate Professor
Dr. Silfies research interests focus on investigating human movement and postural control by combining neuroscience and biomechanical approaches. Using measures of movement (kinematics, kinetics), muscle activation (EMG), and brain imaging (fMRI), she strives to better understand changes in sensorimotor behavior in persons with musculoskeletal injuries and persistent pain.
Biographical Profile
- College
- Arnold School of Public Health
- Department
- Exercise Science
- Tenure Status
- Tenured
Interest Background
- Interest Keywords
- kinematics, kinetics, muscle activation (EMG), brain imaging (fMRI)
- Personal Focus Areas
- brain-motor behavior relationship during control of posture & skilled movements (lumboplevic region)
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