Driven by my educational and research experiences, I developed a keen interest in neuromotor control and neurorehabilitation. This led me to join Professor Maria Knikou’s Klab4Recovery Research Program at the College of Staten Island - CUNY in New York.
In my research, I focus on the biomechanical and neurophysiological analysis of human motor control. Specifically, I work on clinical research studies and trials to delineate the neuromechanical mechanisms of transspinal stimulation, delivered alone or in conjunction with locomotor training. My primary emphasis is on enhancing sensorimotor recovery and improving standing and walking abilities for individuals with chronic spinal cord injuries.
PhD in Movement Science (Biomechanics and Ergonomics), 2016
Universidad de Extremadura, Spain
MPhil in Movement Science, 2007
Universidad de Extremadura, Spain
BSc in Kinesiology and Exercise Science, 2002
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece
Research Projects and Grants
Scientific & Technical Papers, Patents