Amy M. Moore

Amy M. Moore's research centers on peripheral nerve injury, repair, and regeneration, with particular attention to surgical techniques like nerve transfers for restoring movement and sensation after nerve damage. Her work spans basic mechanisms (such as nerve vascularization and electrical stimulation to promote regeneration) as well as clinical and rehabilitation approaches, including pain management and surgical training. This research would suit students interested in reconstructive/hand surgery, nerve biology, or translational research bridging surgical technique and patient recovery.

Publication output has remained fairly steady over the last decade, rising from the mid-2010s to a peak around 2020-2021 (14-16 papers/year) before gradually declining slightly to around 11-13 papers/year in recent years.

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