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Welcome to my academic portfolio, where I share my journey of knowledge and discovery. Explore my research, publications, and teaching philosophy that have shaped my career.

Nima Toosizadeh, PhD
I am an Associate Professor in the Department of Rehabilitation and Movement Sciences at Rutgers University, I also hold a position as a Core Member of the Brain Health Institute and serve as an affiliate in the Center for Advanced Human Brain Imaging Research. In addition, I act as Secondary Faculty in the Department of Neurology at the New Jersey Medical School. My research spans biomechanical modeling, physiological measurement techniques, innovative body-worn sensor technologies, and nonlinear dynamic analysis. I apply these methods in patient-centered clinical research focused on assessing physical and cognitive frailty and improving fall rehabilitation in older adults.
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Upper -extremity Function (UEF) - Assessing Physical and Cognitive Frailty in Older Adults
Lab Mission: Evaluating physical and cognitive frailty through the analysis of physiological alterations and dysregulation in cardiac, motor, and cognitive systems”
Treatment Evaluation (Patient - centered Studies)
Fall Risk Assessment and Fall Prevention
