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Qing Zeng is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation, with a primary focus on motor recovery after stroke and in multiple sclerosis (MS). Her work centers on evaluating and advancing rehabilitation technologies, particularly robot-assisted gait training (RAGT) and exoskeleton rehabilitation robots. Zeng’s major contributions include a comprehensive bibliometric analysis mapping global stroke rehabilitation research trends from 2004 to 2022, which has garnered 30 citations and provides a critical framework for the field. Her meta-analysis comparing RAGT to conventional walking therapy for MS patients (25 citations) demonstrated that robotic interventions can significantly improve mobility and endurance, informing clinical practice. Most notably, her 2025 study on exoskeleton rehabilitation robots (13 citations) directly investigates how these technologies enhance neuroplasticity and lower limb motor function in stroke patients, bridging a crucial gap between rehabilitation engineering and neuroscience. Zeng’s work consistently emphasizes evidence-based evaluation of emerging therapies, making her a key figure in translating robotic rehabilitation from bench to bedside. Her research has profound implications for improving quality of life in patients with neurological impairments, positioning her at the forefront of modern neurorehabilitation science.