Lena H. Ting

Georgia Institute of Technology, Emory University

Papers

18

Total Citations

482

H-Index

9

About

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Research Focus

Computer science17 · 464 citations
Medicine13 · 449 citations
Physical medicine and rehabilitation14 · 445 citations
Artificial intelligence12 · 434 citations
Psychology9 · 416 citations
Human–computer interaction8 · 325 citations
Robot8 · 277 citations
Neuroscience6 · 277 citations
Cognitive psychology4 · 259 citations
Engineering7 · 195 citations
Rehabilitation4 · 182 citations
Motor skill2 · 163 citations

Key Achievements

9
H-Index
18
Papers
482
Total Citations
27
Avg Citations/Paper
🏆 Most Cited Paper
Perspectives on human-human sensorimotor interactions for the design of rehabilitation robots
94 citations · 2014
📈 Most Prolific Year: 2018 (3 Papers)
🤝 Key Collaborators: 30
🏛 Institutions: Georgia Institute of Technology, Emory University

Top Papers

  1. 1
    Perspectives on human-human sensorimotor interactions for the design of rehabilitation robots
    94 citations · 2014
  2. 2
    Older adults’ acceptance of a robot for partner dance-based exercise
    90 citations · 2017
  3. 3
    Neuromechanical tuning of nonlinear postural control dynamics
    78 citations · 2009
  4. 4
    Small forces that differ with prior motor experience can communicate movement goals during human-human physical interaction
    69 citations · 2017
  5. 5
    Evaluation by Expert Dancers of a Robot That Performs Partnered Stepping via Haptic Interaction
    48 citations · 2015
  6. 6
    A robotic device for understanding neuromechanical interactions during standing balance control
    19 citations · 2008
  7. 7
    The cognitive neuroscience and neurocognitive rehabilitation of dance
    18 citations · 2024
  8. 8
    Human-Human Hand Interactions Aid Balance During Walking by Haptic Communication
    14 citations · 2021
  9. 9
    Passive joint stiffness in the hip and knee increases the energy efficiency of leg swinging
    14 citations · 2010
  10. 10
    Low-force human–human hand interactions induce gait changes through sensorimotor engagement instead of direct mechanical effects
    9 citations · 2024

Key Collaborators

LDLuke Drnach5 shared papersMEMadeleine E. Hackney5 shared papersTBTapomayukh Bhattacharjee3 shared papersIEIrfan Essa3 shared papersCCCharles C. Kemp3 shared papersJLJ. Lucas McKay3 shared papersSPStephen P. DeWeerth3 shared papersJEJevin E. Scrivens2 shared papersJUJun Ueda2 shared papersYQYingxin Qiu2 shared papersMWMengnan Wu2 shared papersMWMengnan Wu2 shared papersASAndrew Sawers2 shared papersTLTiffany L. Bhattacharjee Chen2 shared papersJLJessica L. Allen1 shared papersJEJacquelyn E. Borinski1 shared papersYSYun Seong Song1 shared papersKWKeith W. van Antwerp1 shared papersWAWendy A. Rogers1 shared papersSRSiddharth R. Nathella1 shared papers
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