Duncan Thibodeau Tulimieri
Biomechanics Institute of Valencia, University of Delaware, South College
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About
Duncan Thibodeau Tulimieri is a researcher focused on sensorimotor neuroscience, with a particular emphasis on proprioception—the body’s ability to sense movement and position. His work investigates how proprioceptive function declines with aging and is impaired after neurological injury, such as stroke. In a highly cited 2023 study (13 citations), Tulimieri demonstrated that aging increases proprioceptive error across a broad range of movement speeds and distances, extending previous findings limited to narrow movement ranges. His 2024 paper (4 citations) revealed that chronic stroke not only impairs proprioception but also magnifies the scaling of proprioceptive errors, highlighting a previously underappreciated deficit. Tulimieri has also contributed to methodological advances, validating tablet-based assessments of upper limb sensorimotor behavior in both healthy controls and stroke survivors (2023, 2 citations), and piloting a self-guided robotic training paradigm to address proprioceptive impairments in chronic stroke (2025). His work bridges fundamental neuroscience and rehabilitation engineering, offering new tools and insights for restoring sensorimotor function after neurological injury.
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