Valeriya Gritsenko, PhD

Dr. Gritsenko’s research focuses on the neuromechanics of human movement, sensorimotor control, neurorehabilitation, and computational neuroscience. Her laboratory develops experimental and artificial intelligence–driven approaches to quantify motor function, understand neural control of movement, and improve rehabilitation outcomes following neurological or musculoskeletal injury. Current projects include multimodal neural simulations, wearable and motion-capture technologies for quantitative assessment of movement, biomimetic models of motor control, and AI-powered systems for autonomous assessment of sensorimotor function. Her translational research spans applications in rehabilitation engineering, prosthetics, robotics, aerospace health, and remote patient monitoring.