Katarzyna Dziemian

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Katarzyna Dziemian’s research sits at the vital intersection of neurorehabilitation and assistive robotics, with a focused commitment to restoring motor function in post-stroke patients. Her most cited pilot study, “The effect of robot therapy assisted by surface EMG on hand recovery in post-stroke patients,” explores how integrating robotic devices with surface electromyography can amplify neuroplasticity and accelerate hand recovery in individuals with hemiparesis. By demonstrating that robot-aided therapy can deliver the high-intensity, repetitive stimuli essential for cortical reorganization, Dziemian provides compelling evidence for a more targeted, technology-driven approach to upper limb rehabilitation. Her work, which has garnered early citations from peers in the field, highlights a practical pathway from lab-based innovation to bedside application. Dziemian’s contributions are particularly notable for their potential to transform conventional therapy protocols, offering patients a more engaging and physiologically responsive recovery process. For students and researchers in neurorehabilitation, her research underscores the promise of merging robotics with biofeedback to push the boundaries of post-stroke motor recovery.