V. Denaro
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V. Denaro is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation and neural interfaces, with a focus on restoring motor function and sensory feedback in amputees. Their most-cited work, a 2014 study on a human amputee, investigated how an intraneural interface short-term implant for robotic hand control modulates sensorimotor cortical integration using EEG-TMS co-registration. This pioneering research demonstrated that direct neural stimulation can reshape cortical plasticity, offering critical insights for advancing prosthetic technology. With 5 citations, this study underscores Denaro’s impact in bridging neuroscience and engineering to improve quality of life for individuals with limb loss. Their contributions have helped lay the groundwork for closed-loop neural prosthetics, highlighting the potential of brain-machine interfaces to restore natural movement and sensation. Denaro’s work continues to inspire new directions in rehabilitation robotics and neural decoding.
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