The Movement and Brain Interaction Research Laboratory was founded in 2015 by Dr. Alon Kalron, our interdisciplinary team focuses on neurorehabilitation especially in people with multiple sclerosis.
Meet The Team
Lior Frid
Lab manager
Sapir Dreyer Alster
MD and Data scientist
Hani Baransi
Technical manager
Current Students
PhD candidtates
Mika Ben David Bauch
Effects of motor imagery practice on balance and sensorimotor properties of the affected lower limb in individuals post CVA
Yasmin Alt
Implementation of an Advanced Telerehabilitation solution for people with Multiple Sclerosis
Yossi Bugannim
Behavioral functioning during multitasking in normal hearing:Walking while perceiving speech in noisy background
Yuval Levitan
Marcus
Detangling the interplay of physical, behavioral, and phychological dynamics of falls, fear of falling, and activity avoidance
Masters
Yael Yarden
Exploring neural correlates of stroboscopic training in young healthy adults: a MRI study
Ayelet Iron
Exploring the relationship between physical activity and depressive symptoms in women with fibromyalgia
Tsafnat Sharvit
Comparing formats of physical therapy triage: telehealth vs. face-to-face
Navot Shwarts
Validury and test-retest reliability of balance and mobility functional tests assesed remotlely in people with Multiple Sclerosis
Gilli Rodriguez
Relashionship between stepping reaction time and cognitive processing speed in preschool children with autism
Lab Alumni
Click to see published work
Sharon Dali
Effectiveness of surgery on mobility characteristics in patients with intermittent claudication caused by lumbar spinal stenosis.
Lee Odles
Mobility characteristics in patients with intermittent claudication caused by lumbar spinal stenosis.
Mousa Hugirat
Motor and Mobility Performance in early phase Multiple Sclerosis Patients