Marcia Bockbrader

Marcia Bockbrader's research focuses on brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) that help people with paralysis (such as from spinal cord injury or stroke) regain movement and sensation by connecting brain activity to devices or muscle stimulators. Her work also explores stroke rehabilitation methods and how the brain generates a sense of intention and control ('sense of agency') during movement, including movements made through brain-machine interfaces. This research combines neuroscience, engineering, and clinical rehabilitation to restore motor and sensory function.

Publication output was highest around 2017-2019, then declined and became sporadic from 2020 onward, with an average of less than one publication per year over the last five years.

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