Spotlights

The Problem Solvers

OT and engineering students find common ground in the creation of custom 3-D printed assistive devices

Data analytics allow physical therapists at BU's Ryan Center to optimize treatment approaches.

Understanding sarcopenia and frailty may provide the key to healthier aging for all

A month-long intervention improves children’s communication skills—and provides valuable clinical experience to graduate students.

Understanding the physical and emotional changes of weight loss may help improve patients’ health—one step at a time.

Kerri Graber (’17,’19) developed a practicum project to alleviate pelvic drop by exercising weak hip muscles.

Communication sciences educators and researchers are in short supply nationwide. Sargent aims to change that.

Today occupational therapists all over the country will help backpack wearers "pack it light, wear it right."

Clinical Professor Karen Jacobs will leverage her extensive experience developing successful online or hybrid programs.

Behavior & Health student’s love of animals landed her a dream gig caring for cheetahs, gorillas, and other primates.

The status of Fellow is retained for life and is one of the highest honors ASHA can bestow.

Assistant Professor of Human Physiology Basilis Zikopoulos studies the attention filter of the human brain.

Cara Stepp honored with the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers.

Professor Joan Salge Blake on why we don’t need to disguise salad dressing as frosting to get kids to eat salad and vegetables

Students recognized for raising more than $6,000 for the Foundation for Physical Therapy Research.