Spotlights Posts for Spotlights A New Perspective Renowned public health researcher Emily Rothman named to chair of the occupational therapy department Dr. Pain-Free Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Steven Gorin helps his patients get back to their lives A Force in the Recovery Movement Gayle Berg reflects on how Sargent launched her career as a Psychologist and the inspiration that keeps her advocating for better access Predicting Aphasia Recovery An interdisciplinary study uses machine learning to determine how well stroke survivors with aphasia will respond to therapy The Healing Power of Music, from Bach to Rock Lou Awad is harnessing the power of music and rhythm to teach stroke survivors to walk again Bridging the Cognitive Therapy Gap Magdalen Balz’s CogWell program provides mental acuity resources for seniors historically neglected by the medical field Communication, Community, and Healthcare Hagere Yilma is working to reduce iron-deficiency anemia in rural India as lead researcher for the RANI Project. A Place to Practice Sargent’s new Center for Clinical Simulation will prepare students for real-world patient interactions Steering the Ship Sargent trains some of the world’s top physical therapists. Leading and encouraging them is clinician, researcher, professor, and department chair Terry Ellis Autism, from Every Angle Sargent researchers are helping us better understand one of the most complex brain mysteries of our time New Center for Brain Recovery Aims to Advance Treatments for Stroke, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s Interdisciplinary research hub brings together diverse experts to improve understanding of the brain and test new ways of restoring function. Sargent College Dean Christopher Moore Will Retire at the End of the Academic Year Credited with raising the college’s national profile, he plans to return to the Pacific Northwest. Graduate Programs Open House | Thursday, September, 8 Join us to learn more about graduate programs in OT, PT, SLHS, Human Physiology, and Nutrition. Jana Iverson, Renowned Movement and Communication Development Researcher Joins Department of Physical Therapy Iverson is an internationally recognized scholar in child development, studying early motor development and language skills. The Line Between Biology and Technology Has Blurred—There’s No Going Back BU scientists including Basilis Zikopoulos reflect on how this interface has changed the world. Spotlights navigation ← Previous Next →
