Current Research Projects

Project Leader Project Title
Blum Objective assessement of changes in the neural pain pathways after spinal cord injury and their involvement in the development of neuropathic pain
Curt European multicenter study for human spinal cord injury (EM-SCI)
Clinical study CATI355A2102
Dietz Probing neural circuitry for the control of movement: insights from stimulation studies
Guidali Functional recovery in stroke patients with task-specific robot-aided arm therapy.
Hotz Boendermaker Eng Interactive Motor Imagery in Virtual Reality for Motor Rehabilitation and Pain Treatment after Spinal Cord Injury
Mehnert Evaluation of EEG as an objective assessment method for lower urinary tract afferents and cortical activity in healthy and OAB subjects.
Investigation of brain activity during strong desire to void and voluntary voiding in healthy males - an fMRI study
Micera Improving the transcutaneous electrical stimulation technology (TES) and extending its field of application
Riener Rehabilitation Technology Matrix
Implementation and validation of patient-cooperative control strategies for the Lokomat (Implementierung und Validierung kooperativer Regelungsstrategien für den Lokomat)
M³ Lab - Multi-Modal Motion Synthesis Laboratory
MRI-Compatible Robotics
Human Childbirth Mathematical Modeling and Simulation
Cooperative Control Strategies for the Lokomat
Functional Recovery in Stroke Patients With Task-Specific Robot-Aided Arm Therapy
Multi-Modal Awakening Control For Vegetative State and Minimal Conscious State Patients
Schubert Mehnert Therapeutic effects of early and late onset peripheral neuromodulation on bladder function and autonomic neuroplasticity in spinal cord injury
Schurch A multicenter, double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled, parallel-group study of the safety and efficacy of repeat traetment with two dose levels of BOTOX purified neurotoxin complex followed by a treatment with BOTOX in patients with urinary incontinence due to neurogenic detrusor overactivity

Completed Research Projects

Project Leader Project Title
Curt Schwab Spinal Cord Repair
Hotz Boendermaker Foot movement representation in spinal cord injured patients: The clinical application of the acquired data in neurological rehabilitation

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