B.S. Bioengineering (from University of Toledo, Toledo, Ohio, USA).

M.S. Biomedical Engineering (from University of Michigan, Michigan, USA).

Ph.D. Biomedical Engineering (from University of Michigan, Michigan, USA).

Effects of tactile paving on toe-clearance in older adults. (European Society of Biomechanics, Edinburgh, United Kingdom, July 2010).

Effect of tactile paving on gait parameters in older adults. (American Society of Biomechanics Annual Meeting, Pennsylvania, United States, August 2009).

A new methodology for the assessment of movement repeatability in functional upper limb tasks (North American Congress on Biomechanics, United Kingdom, August 2008 to January 2008).

Repeatability of accelerometer signals for two functional upper limb tasks in stroke and controls (Advanced Technologies for Neuomotor Assessment and Rehabilitation, Italy, July 2008 to January 2008).

Use of an upper limb FES device for a drinking task: 2 case studies (12th annual conference of the International FES Society, United States, November 2007 to January 2007).

Comparison of upper extremity motion in stroke patients: a new method to quantify repeatability and effects of therapy. UK Stroke Forum. (United Kingdom, 2006)

A practical assessment tool for repeatability of upper limb movement in stroke. Royal Academy of Engineering Futures Meeting on Musculoskeletal Mechanics. (United Kingdom, October, 2006)

A virtual sensor tool to simulate accelerometers for upper limb FES triggering. World Congress of Biomechanics. (Germany, September, 2006)

Comparison of linear accelerations from three measurement systems during reach and grasp. Internationa Society of Biomechanics - 3D Analysi of Human Movement Conference. (France, July, 2006)

Use of inertial sensors and triggering algorithms for an upper limb neuroprosthesis. Advanced Technologies for Neuromotor Assessment and Rehabilitation (Summerschool). (Italy, July, 2006)

Artificial neural network prediction using accelerometers to control upper limb FES during reaching and grasping following stroke (IEEE Int'l Conference on Engineering in Medicine and Biology, United States, January 2006 to January 2006).

Stepping on an obstacle with the medial forefoot: use of a 3D dynamic control model to simulate age and neuropathy. American Society of Biomechanics Annual Meeting. (United States, September, 2005)

What causes a crossover step on uneven ground? A study in healthy young women. American Society of Biomechanics Annual Meeting. (United States, October, 2004)

Effects of age, surface irregularity, and incident lighting on step width variability during level gait. Gerontolgical Society of America Annual Meeting. (United States, December, 2003)

Reducing step width variability in patients with polyneuropathy walking on an uneven surface. Gerontological Society of America Annual Meeting. (United States, December, 2002)

Step variability during gait on flat and irregular surfaces in patients with polyneuropathy. World Congress of Biomechanics. (Canada, August, 2002)

Influence of an irregular surface on step width and step width variability in peripheral neuropathy. Gerontological Society of America Annual Meeting. (United States, December, 2001)

Biomechanics of gait on uneven surfaces. (AGILE, Cardiff, United Kingdom, September 2010).

Ambient Intelligent Microsystems: the Healthy AIMS project and its impact on neuroprosthetic developments. International Conference on Mechanics in Medicine and Biology. (Singapore, December, 2006)