Jacqueline Palmer from the University of MInnesota PT Program and PhD student Si-Yu Tsai from the Brains in Motion (BIM) Lab presented at the APTA’s CSM Grossman Graduate Student Research Seminar on “Fast-Moving Older Adults Show More Robust Adaptation During Reactive Balance.“
Jackie also had two Posters in Anneheim. She presented “Cortical Activity during Preparation and Execution of Balance Recovery Responses after Mild Traumatic Brain Injury”, and “Cortical Resource Engagement During Reactive Balance Recovery Associates with Cerebrovascular Endothelial Function.”
Jackie serves as the Principal Investigator for the Brains in Motion Lab. She also received the APTA Eugene Michels New Investigator Award for 2026.
