Facility and Equipment

The Brain Function and Recovery Lab (BFR) uses neuromotor, neurocognitive and neurophysiological measures to better understand acquired brain injury.

Computerized dynamic posturography equipment in the Brain Function and Recovery Lab helps Rehabilitation Science Associate Professor Ghazala Saleem test sensory mechanisms in people with brain injury.

Computerized dynamic posturography equipment helps test sensory mechanisms in people with brain injury.

Equipment

The lab is equipped with a state-of-the-art Computerized Dynamic Posturography (CDP) machine and neuromodulation devices with unrestricted access to body-weight supported treadmill machine and motion-capture systems. This lab is also engaged in community-based research to identify approaches to increase knowledge of and access to health care in vulnerable populations of brain injury.

Public health undergraduate student Isaac Asante (right) helps Associate Professor Ghazala Saleem (left) calibrate computerized dynamic posturagraphy equipment in the Brain Function and Recovery Lab.

Rehabilitation Science Associate Professor Ghazala Saleem works with a participant on the computerized dynamic posturagraphy equipment in the Brain Function and Recovery Lab in Kimball Hall.

Rehabilitation Science Associate Professor Ghazala Saleem examines how brain injuries can affect balance, posture control and more in the Brain Function and Recovery Lab.

Computerized dynamic posturagraphy equipment in the Brain Function and Recovery Lab helps Rehabilitation Science Associate Professor Ghazala Saleem test sensory mechanisms in people with brain injury.

Rehabilitation Science Associate Professor Ghazala Saleem is looking into cutting-edge interventions to help the recovery of people with brain injury.

Associate Professor Ghazala Saleem adjusts a participant’s stance on computerized dynamic posturagraphy equipment in the Brain Function and Recovery Lab.

Public health undergraduate student Isaac Asante (right) helps Associate Professor Ghazala Saleem (left) calibrate computerized dynamic posturagraphy equipment in the Brain Function and Recovery Lab.