Eva Josse
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Dr. Eva Josse is a rising leader in stroke rehabilitation research, with a focused expertise in upper limb sensorimotor recovery and digital health innovation. Her work centers on leveraging technology to develop objective, scalable biomarkers for post-stroke functional assessment, addressing a critical gap where traditional clinical scores fail to capture real-world impairment. Her most cited study, the TAILOR protocol (2023), outlines the development of a Technology-Assisted dIgitaL biOmaRker platform specifically for Asian stroke survivors, a population often underrepresented in neurorehabilitation research. This work aims to transform how recovery is measured by integrating digital tools to quantify daily arm use, ultimately reducing caregiver dependence. Though early in her career, Josse’s research has already garnered attention for its culturally tailored, patient-centered approach. Her contributions are paving the way for precision rehabilitation, where data-driven insights can personalize therapy and improve long-term outcomes. For students and researchers, Josse exemplifies how interdisciplinary methods—merging clinical neuroscience with digital technology—can address pressing challenges in stroke recovery and global health equity.
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